After reading many posts that suggest that it's not possible (or even desirable) to browse and open images by thumbnail from within GIMP, I put together this method which allows me to work in the same way that I did in PaintShop Pro (before it became to slow and messy to use).

The way I like to work is that from within PaintShop, I type <Ctrl-B> to bring up a thumbnail browser, browse to a folder, then double-click on a thumbnail to edit that image.  I also like the browser to remember the same folder next time I type <Ctrl-B>.

What I've done to achieve this is:

1. Install an external app that allows thumbnail browsing.  I've found that "Unifie" does exactly what I need as it is focused more on the thumbnail browsing rather than actual editing.
2. In Unifie, open the Tools>>Options dialog and add GIMP as an external program.  In my case "C:\Program Files\GIMP 2\bin\gimp-2.10.exe".
3. In the Unifie Tools>>Mouse/Keyboard dialog, change the "Popup Window" - "Click" entry to GIMP (External Tool N).
4. Now, download and install "AutoHotKey". This is an app for creating keyboard shortcuts.
5. Create a file called something like "AutoHotKeys.ahk".  I keep mine in "My Documents". Put the following text in it:

    #IfWinActive ahk_exe gimp-2.10.exe
    ^b::
    Run, "c:\Program Files\Unifie\unifie.exe"
    return

6. Type Win+R and enter "shelltartup".
7. In the folder: "C:\Users\XXXXXX\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup", create a shortcut to your AutoHotKeys.ahk file.
8. Log out and back in.

The AutoHotKeys script should now run when you login.  The script tells windows to run Unifie when you type <Ctrl-B> from within GIMP.

I hope others find this a useful addition to what I'm finding to be a very useful free program.

Dave

At least in my Xubuntu 18.04 installation, it's not there anymore (2.10.22 on Win 10 looks normal). I upgraded from 2.10.14 to 2.1.22 yesterday via PPA http://ppa.launchpad.net/ubuntuhandbook1/gimp/ubuntu and it doesn't appear to have any support for Python plugins. The entire Python-Fu entry is missing from the Filters menu and other python actions are gone (e.g., Filters | Web | Slice). I had installed Resynthesizer and the scripts are still there in my profile directory but they're not visible in Gimp either.

I found more than a few similar occurrences online (not limited to 2.10.22) and some referenced installing gimp-python but apt says it doesn't exist. No solution yet - Any idea what's missing?

Thanks!

How can I copy a part of one layer to another layer in GIMP?

I want to make an object in an image disappear in GIMP by copying a part of another image to this image. I have once successfully applied a workflow explained in an online instruction which says to (1) open both images as layers in GIMP, (2) add a white layer mask (full opacity) to the upper layer and (3) to use a tool - I think it was the Clone Tool - to copy a part of the lower layer to the upper layer. Unfortunately, it does not work the way I remember it and I find neither this instruction again nor another manual which would explain it.

My images contain many details which are sometimes hidden by covering objects. That's why I'm looking for a solution different from cloning a part of one image to another location of the same image.

New user here, only been using gimp since oct this year. Using it to edit images for trading card bot on discord. Tried doing gif things with it and failed pretty miserably every time. Goal is to add a gif to the card images for a certain rarity. Is it possible to use the batch manipulator to insert the gif as a sort of overlay to the cards (used as a background). 

1. Have gif file that has a transparent back ground
2. card images
3. Use batch to bulk add the gif to multiple card images?


Sorry if i didnt explain it very well. Thanks for your time and help!

I'm quietly new to GIMP Software even I have long history in Free and open Software and Linux World under GNU License and photography and some stuff in commerical image processing tools.

I started to takeover GIMP advanced use by reading book "GIMP Bibile" and i stucked to Color index with Google keywords "Disney Color Index" and "Super Mario Bros Color Index".

I understood that I can convert color index from ie. RGB to indexed so little bit fun for Christmas Day I'm try to comvert some of my images to Original Disney Colors.


There's a website under "Colorscheme.com" -domain name where visitor can download color index in .PNG format. My Question is How to import Color Index from .PNG -format to my active GIMP -project.

Example straight link reference to "Classic Disney Color Scheme" @ Colorscheme.com
Classic Disney Color index @ ColorScheme.com

Hello again all,

My 2nd post, thanks for the help in advance. I'm trying to export batches of .bmp's to .png's....and my mouse clicking finger is getting tired of doing it the hard way.

How do I use a batch process to streamline this?

Thanks again

Hi.

I was trying to change color of the vector from dark to some other is there any one who could explain how to do it?


I'll also put a link to give you a better knowledge


https://zapodaj.net/b6165e990fca4.png.html


Thanks for any help.

I'm going to use some technical drawings, I created with the Gimp, to try and create some personal revenue.  Are there any commercial rights license that I need to purchase, to be legal?  I will donate if it pays off, but for now I just need to be legal.  Thanks

mike

Installed GIMP 2.10 from https://www.gimp.org/downloads/index-comments.html but also from https://www.gimp24.de/gimp_download_linux.php in the hope to get the locale UI version for DE. And also using https://wiki.ubuntuusers.de/GIMP/ only gives the EN version.

Maybe it's because my operating system is

I'm looking for a good method to color match an image.

I'm working with textures I want to use in a game, and I could have something like say a brick texture with nice grey-blue bricks.  Well, the other textures I'm using in this area have a brownish-yellow color to them.  I want to adjust the color to make the grey-blue bricks match the brownish-yellow of my other texture.

I've tried using Colors -> Hue-Saturation, but I can never seem to get it to match.  I've tried using colorize but makes everything the same color, and thus it loses things like the variation in saturation.
And I think part of the problem is that these textures are just too detailed.  Like the brownish-yellow is actually a range of browns and yellows and I'm trying to match a texture to be a brown or a yellow.
I could imagine this being possible with a small palette, like if these were pixel-art images each with sixteen colors, I could go into the palette data and adjust those colors one by one to match the source, making the colors that are a little more grey match the ones that are a little more brown.  But I'm not working with a small palette, I'm working with large and complicated textures.

Any ideas?