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Gradient Tool - Printable Version +- Gimp-Forum.net (https://www.gimp-forum.net) +-- Forum: GIMP (https://www.gimp-forum.net/Forum-GIMP) +--- Forum: General questions (https://www.gimp-forum.net/Forum-General-questions) +--- Thread: Gradient Tool (/Thread-Gradient-Tool--11442) |
Gradient Tool - james22 - 01-19-2026 Where is there some good information on how to create one gradient in one colour? I'm using V2. James RE: Gradient Tool - sallyanne - 01-20-2026 Do you mean white to a specific colour, black to a specific colour or transparent to a specific colour? Your foreground or background colours can already do all of these RE: Gradient Tool - denzjos - 01-20-2026 Info concerning gradients : https://docs.gimp.org/2.10/en/gimp-tool-gradient.html Easy workflow to make a one color gradient : Make a new white layer Make sure to add an alpha channel to the layer (if not) Use the gradient tool to make a gradient on that layer (foreground / background color different) Then : Colours / Colour to Alpha Result is a layer with color to transparent. For using this layer on a picture use the 'Pen Light' or 'Hard Light' layer mode. RE: Gradient Tool - rich2005 - 01-20-2026 (01-19-2026, 11:24 PM)james22 Wrote: Where is there some good information on how to create one gradient in one colour? I'm using V2. One way: Choose one of the stock FG - BG gradients. Want color to transparency choose that, or for this example FG to BG Draw in a canvas the gradient, typically it is black to white. On the canvas, click on the FG point and change the color to suit and set to "fixed" Repeat for the BG color. Top of the gradients dock is "Custom" right click and copy. Find "custom copy" in the gradients list and rename. A one minute demo of that. https://sendvid.com/hkl58zwe It is Gimp 2.10 (the same with Gimp 3) and I detached the gradients dock for the example. RE: Gradient Tool - james22 - 01-23-2026 Thank you all for all your suggestions. You have given me many examples for me to work through. Many thanks for all your help. James |