I am using Win10 Pro and Gimp 2.10.34. I have tried all the Themes and Icon Themes including custom size to huge, to try to increase the toolbox icons to a useable size, all to no avail. Somewhere, it said something about screen resolution possibly effecting the overall layout and the toolbox icons. Very frustrated, any help would be appreciated.

Hi, need some help, I hope I'm clear enough as I don't speak english.
So maybe by schematizing I can be better understood.
I would like to edit a photo to get this effect:
- keep the people in the central space without any kind of effect, as they result from the original photo;
- apply an effect (in this case watercolour) towards the margins of the photo, for an amplitude to be evaluated;
- possibly this watercolor effect must already exist, in the sense that a texture should be used (or maybe some other kind of solution that I don't know about), and the edges of this texture must be jagged and perhaps with a splash effect, so there could be separate dots and spots;
- the original edges of the photo must be transformed into the jagged edges of the watercolor effect;
- the watercolor effect must not erase the affected parts of the photo but must only modify the image in this way.
I apologize for the very basic explanations but I started using Gimp a few days ago and I don't even know other similar software.

Hello everyone,
Since a few days i am getting an error message stating libusb0-dll fix while opening an app, I did download libusb0-dll using the given link but can someone help me how to install it, It will be so nice if i could get rid of this issue.
Thanks in advance,
sherry whatson

There are 2 sub-forum which need multiple clicks to get in to finally be able to "Mark this forum read",
Is it possible to have it at the first step like the screenshot below?  

Especially this one [Installation and usage] as we usually have 1 OS and the other OS will look "non read" until we get inside.
   

The other one that bothers me [Extending the GIMP]  
   

   
I have an image of a crayfish on a white background that I want to make into a png. The main part of the background is no problem but around the claw area there are little white teeth that are hard to separate from the main background. What would be the most effective way to remove the background without affected the teeth?

Hi

I'm finally (and thankfully) being forced to switch to GIMP but I've just hit my first snag.

I want to adjust the color balance of an image on the master level (in other words, adjusting the color balance on the image as a whole; not shadow, midtones and highlights separately) but the Color Balance tool doesn't have an option to do so.

I'm sure the there has to be some way of doing it on the master level but there doesn't appear to be an obvious way.

Could someone please help?

Thanks

Betelgeuse should go supernova in the next decades, not millennia... but decades.

Betelgeuse is not anymore fusing hydrogen into helium, but carbon into neon/magnesium and Betelgeuse is not massive enough to fuse neon and magnesium into silicon and there is not much carbon left, thus Betelgeuse should go supernova from the next decade to few more decades
Please Betelgeuse don't wait too long

This is very annoying.  I found the instructions on what to do to at least print them out, but GIMP won't allow me to save the as a PDF file.  Most attachments come as pdf documents.

I tried to find another .pdf file but still could not work it out.  I feel like uninstalling GIMP, but it is good for photos.  (not pdf documents).
I have Windows 10.
Some one please respond with clear instructions.

I've been using the same format for editing/making art in GIMP forever. 4500 x 5400 pixels, 300 PPI.

Recently I saved and closed a project, and upon reopening it, my brush lines are now jagged and pixelated. I can draw a new line with same brush settings and the lines come out smooth and fine. I am 100% positive my image was still smooth and fine when I saved the .xcf fie and closed GIMP. Something happened and I can't figure it out for the life of me.

Any help with this would be greatly appreciated, as I am essentially losing 8-10 hours of work here.
-Thanks

Hello, I'm a new Gimp-User and I hope I can find some help for my problem here. 
I am trying to apply a default gradient to a new image, but it doesn't work.
Here is the result of Abstract 2, but it's the same issue with any other default gradient.

The problem still persists after the update.
Thank you for any suggestions,

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