To resize an image in GIMP freehand, you can just go to the layers panel on the left and select the Scale tool or press Ctrl + S. you then click on the image, and you see the handles appear around ...

Stretching an image's height or width can be a valuable technique when manipulating pictures for business use. It enables you to make objects appear larger than life, or wider, which can be useful ...

In this GIMP tutorial, we will cover the following topics: How to crop an image How to rotate or flip a photo Change the dimension and scale of a picture Change the file size of a JPEG photo Let ...

Open up your image in GIMP, click on "Image" along the top menu, then select "Scale Image" from the drop-down. You can then resize your image by typing in a new number in the Width box ...

Larger sizes would need more pixels. In GIMP, the command is Image> Scale Image. The Scale Image dialog appears showing the Image Size (width and height), the Resolution (X and Y), and the Quality ...

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Enter GIMP 3.0, the latest version of the free, open source image editor that’s been steadily closing the gap between itself and its pricey competitors. With features like non-destructive ...

GIMP, the free and open source image editing application long seen as the best free Photoshop alternative, just released a major update: Version 3. The update brings long-awaited improvements to ...

After seven years of work, the GNU Image Manipulation Program (GIMP) team has officially released GIMP 3.0, bringing a major update to the popular open-source image editor. A cornerstone of the ...

GIMP is a free and open source image editing application that’s been around for more than 26 years, and which is a powerful, versatile app that’s often compared to Photoshop. This week the ...

Using GIMP as an example, it looks like this: Open your image in GIMP. Click on the “Scale” icon in the tool window or select “Tools” > “Transformations” > “Scale” from the menu.