If you’ve ever struggled to find reliable GIMP plugins, or even if they exist? well you’re not alone. Just got back to using gimp cuz of 3.0 and again am frustrated about the finding stuff situation soo as any sane person would do I spent the last 6 hours hunting through scattered links, outdated lists, and broken downloads.
I created a comprehensive, organized, and up-to-date GIMP Plugins Catalog. Everything is neatly categorized (AI/ML, RAW tools, Filters, Automation, Scripts, Panorama, Export, and more) with essential info like supported GIMP versions, install notes, and sub-direct links (on purpose).
Check it out:
? https://github.com/XDesigns-gfx/Gimp-Plu.../README.md
? Why this matters:
This is for anyone from hobbyists to professionals — if you’ve ever wanted an easy way to explore GIMP’s ecosystem, this is it.
I created a comprehensive, organized, and up-to-date GIMP Plugins Catalog. Everything is neatly categorized (AI/ML, RAW tools, Filters, Automation, Scripts, Panorama, Export, and more) with essential info like supported GIMP versions, install notes, and sub-direct links (on purpose).
Check it out:
? https://github.com/XDesigns-gfx/Gimp-Plu.../README.md
? Why this matters:
- No more hunting through broken forum posts.
- Clear visibility of what works on GIMP 2.x vs 3.x.
- Quick access to documentation and “use at your own risk” warnings.
- Community-friendly: contributions are welcome! If you know a plugin that’s missing, you can add it via GitHub.
This is for anyone from hobbyists to professionals — if you’ve ever wanted an easy way to explore GIMP’s ecosystem, this is it.