GIMP is one of the most iconic free and open-source PC photo editing programs. GIMP first hit the scene back in the late 1990s, and has finally hit version 3.0 as of March 16 of this year. GIMP 3.0 ...

GIMP is a free and open source image editing application that’s been around for more than 26 years, and which is a powerful, versatile app that’s often compared to Photoshop. This week the team ...

GIMP has long had a place in our guide to the best Photoshop alternatives, but the free and open-source image editing software was really showing its age. The last proper update was seven years ago ...

For a project I was recently working on I needed to remove the white background from several hundred images in PNG format and replace it with transparency. I know you can automate Photoshop but that’s ...

I 🩵 the free image editor GIMP: After seven years, GIMP 3.0 is here with a fresh look and new features. Now you can make changes without messing with the original file, add text more easily and a lot ...

You don’t need to break the bank to elevate your images. These photo-fabulous free tools are truly free—no upsells to premium versions or limited-time trials ...

Image editors don’t have to cost a lot of money. When you use GIMP, you’ll gain access to tools that are on par with most professional programs. The best part is that GIMP is entirely free! While you ...

So, by now, we should all have heard of the image editing tool known as GIMP. For a long time, this program has been the go-to source for those who are not keen on spending cash to acquire Photoshop’s ...

One of the most popular image editing tools is GIMP, and there are good reasons why this is the case. Yes, it is not as easy to use when compared to Photoshop, but we cannot complain about that ...

PC hardware is nice, but it’s not much use without innovative software. I’ve been reviewing software for PCMag since 2008, and I still get a kick out of seeing what's new in video and photo editing ...

GIMP started as a semester project by two fellows at the University of California in the year 1995. In its initial days, it was called General Image Manipulation Program, but later, got renamed to GNU ...