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How to make a seamless tile
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Hello
I have an image of colored tape and I like the colors. They each have multiple colors.
How to make a seamless tile with similar pattern that I can use as a background for my Windows 7 desktop?
http://davidswebsite.com/gimp/colored_tape1.jpg
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#2
It depends what you envisage as the desktop image.

The center of the original is reasonably regular, make a thin strip as a selection. https://i.imgur.com/2XY5muv.jpg
Might look like this: https://i.imgur.com/V9thJvt.jpg You can check that out as a clipboard copy filling a desktop size image.
Might look like this: https://i.imgur.com/KCtaYC7.jpg If acceptable export the strip as a png to the Gimp patterns folder. For a Windows desktop image, export as a jpg.

If it is something else, then give-us-a-clue.
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#3
rich2005It depends what you envisage as the desktop image.

The center of the original is reasonably regular, make a thin strip as a selection. https://i.imgur.com/2XY5muv.jpg
Might look like this: https://i.imgur.com/V9thJvt.jpg  You can check that out as a clipboard copy filling a desktop size image.
Might look like this: https://i.imgur.com/KCtaYC7.jpg  If acceptable export the strip as a png to the Gimp patterns folder. For a Windows desktop image, export as a jpg.

If it is something else, then give-us-a-clue.
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Thanks for the reply.
Thanks but I meant a single color with a random pattern that is seamless that can be tiled. Nice images you made.   Smile
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#4
Looks to me like a noisy jpeg image Wink However

(1) Pick a colour (2) Make a tile (say 400 x 400) & fill (3) Apply noise (try RGB) Filters -> Noise https://i.imgur.com/w1VR80r.jpg

(4) Apply a Gaussian blur Filters -> Blur (5) Make seamless Filers _> Map -> Tile Seamless (6) Export as a Pattern file. https://i.imgur.com/shODkek.jpg

You can replace the Gimp Tile Seamless with a third part plugin 'resynthesizer' and get a slightly better blend. Not really necessary for this one.
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(06-06-2022, 08:53 AM)rich2005 Wrote: Looks to me like a noisy jpeg image Wink However

(1) Pick a colour (2) Make a tile (say 400 x 400) & fill (3) Apply noise (try RGB)  Filters -> Noise https://i.imgur.com/w1VR80r.jpg

(4) Apply a Gaussian blur Filters -> Blur (5) Make seamless Filers _> Map -> Tile Seamless (6) Export as a Pattern file. https://i.imgur.com/shODkek.jpg

You can replace the Gimp Tile Seamless with a third part plugin 'resynthesizer' and get a slightly better blend. Not really necessary for this one.

Thanks for the walkthru.
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