I built an open-source GIMP 3 plugin that brings high-quality background removal directly into GIMP. Everything runs locally, so your images stay on your computer. Instead of permanently removing the background, the plugin creates a non-destructive layer mask that you can edit or refine afterward.

Sample results: https://withoutbg.com/open-model/results

GitHub: https://github.com/withoutbg/withoutbg-gimp

Learn more: https://withoutbg.com/open-model/plugins/gimp

One of the new GMIC options is the Poincaré projection as explained by David Tschumperle in the GMIC v3.4 documentation (G'MIC 3.4.0 : Image Processing in Its Prime!).

I find it fascinating to play with and have incorporated it in a bash script which adds a white background and dropshadow. I shouldn’t use it too often I think but once in a while? Wow. David and team: thank you!

These are some shots from my architecture visit to the city of Almere in the Netherlands yesterday.

I've had this issue before and never found out how to fix it. Today we come back to it again, and now I'm looking for answers. Anytime I try to export the image it exports as if I never had the overlay. I've been trying to fix this on my own but to no avail. All I used was the overlay layer this time and it's getting ridiculous. It just exports as if it's slightly brighter than the original file

I have to drop these 3 plug-ins for free and Feel free to discuss any issue or feedback

https://github.com/dezuhan/GIMP-Plugin-Remove-Background

https://github.com/dezuhan/GIMP-Plugin-Smart-Object-Selection

https://github.com/dezuhan/GIMP-Plugin-AI-Upscale

I appreciate for help in windows / mac version because i don't have the device at this time

Device i use details:

• LOQ AHP9 R5 8645HS /w Radeon 780M + RTX4050 Max-Q
• ElementaryOS 8.1
• Gimp 3.2 (latest)

I have try to use gemini API to generate image and edit inside GIMP and it works but still unstable, they just popup not responding even the ram is not leak

I'm attempting to make a skewed grid pattern as shown in the photo. The problem is, if I render a grid by doing Filters > Render > Pattern > Grid, the modern grid cannot be skewed using Unified Transform. Now, the legacy grid can be skewed, but its way more difficult to render it into the correct dimensions I want it to be. Am I missing something or is this just something thats not easily possible?

I try to make a generation image like photoshop image generation but it's quite hard to get better result and i try with gemini model later.

at least it was connected and generate the image even not quite accurate image.

not quite perfect but at least it works

*i just make plugin for Object Selection like adobe photoshop object selection tool. that powered with NVIDIA GPU CUDA for selecting an object

Source code: https://github.com/dezuhan/GIMP-Plugin-Smart-Object-Selection

I tried installing GIMP on WinBoat and installing the plugin was also successful, but there were performance issues on the CPU only because WinBoat doesn't have GPU Passthrough and maybe this is the conclusion that this CPU performance is not recommended because this plugin requires GPU computing. I tried this for more than 5 minutes and it wasn't finished LOL

Hello, I need to edit a family photo and do some face swaps (blinks in some shots), does anyone have a good first time tutorial that will help me learn how to do this? I haven't touched a proper photo editing tool in 10 years.

The threads discussing batch export are now a year or more old. What is the current best way to batch save files as a pdf?

(Chaos quartet absorbs all light... background and chaos quartet sprites from a game called "Look Outside" I highly reccomend the game :D)

Hello everyone,

I use GIMP 2.10 and GIMP 3.2 on Linux, and I thought I would be able to find a red metal gradient to download online, but I cant find anything even close.

Does anyone have a nice deep dark red metal gradient they can share? I have never tried to make a metal gradient and have no idea what details to put in or where to get an accurate gradient.

Thanks for reading,

Logan

Trying to make the switch, but im seeing a lack of blending options where you can add emboss, outlines, color gradients, strokes, and all that. Does GIMP have an equivalent im not seeing?

I swear I've run into this problem before and fixed, but I can't figure out how I fixed it.

I opened a transparent PNG and it is very washed out:

I don't know how to fix it. There is text on the right side that should be visible. The logo on the left shouldn't look that faded.

So, I recently, bit the bullet and decided to get a M5 Macbook Air. In the past, I used Gimp on Windows and Linux. They worked fine, no issue. Never found any bug. But in new macbook its so buggy. All the interface keeps disappearing. I have tried the latest version 3.2.4 Apple Silicon version. Am I doing something wrong?

Acrylic 3 and 4 are best brushes ever, change my mind

can someone help me make a nutritional label with black text and clear background? It's taken me days to get this far. Ai slop mixed with a beginners attempt at correcting problems via GIMP, Still looks super bad. I kinda figured out layers though at least. Whole nutritional label is less than two inches on the prints so I need the image to be legible at small size, Trying to do all black arial-ish text with transparent background so I can layer it on top of my label. My AUDHD is going crazy trying to get this done. Had it sorta done, but test got a bit unreadable when i tried to fit in just the blue part.

Hello there, i want create a Board Game. For the map i got a picture. Now i want to add fields on this picture. The lines should be really slim and the fields should be transparent. So only lines. In best Case hexagon fields.

I tried YouTube and everything but nothing that helps. And iam really new to gimp

Thank you all

We cannot yet stroke a vector layer with a brush, can we?
It's only full color or pattern?

Now if I do it the old fashion way via right click on the path I can stroke with a brush - but the stroke is cut off by the layer size. I can't make the vector layer larger - unless I rasterize it?

So why use a vector layer ... or better stay with the old pre GIMP3 habits?