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| title = GIMP
| title = GIMP
| image = Gimp Wilber.png
| image = Gimp Wilber.png
| imagetooltip = GIMP's mascot, Wilber
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| developer = GIMP Development Team
| developer = GIMP Development Team
| initial_release = Jun 2, 1998
| initial_release = Jun 2, 1998
| stable_release = Oct 6, 2025</br><small>(3.0.6)</small>
| stable_release = Oct 5, 2025</br><small>(3.0.6)</small>
| written_in = c++
| written_in = c++
| type = Graphics editor
| type = Graphics editor
| windows = 1
| distribution = Freeware
| distribution = Freeware
| website = [https://www.gimp.org/ gimp.org]
| website = [https://www.gimp.org/ gimp.org]

Latest revision as of 16:20, 18 October 2025


GIMP
GIMP's mascot, Wilber
Developer(s)
GIMP Development Team
Initial release
Jun 2, 1998
Stable release
Oct 5, 2025
(3.0.6)
Written in
C++
Operating system
Windows
Type
Graphics editor
Target engine(s)
Source Source 2
Distribution
Freeware
Website
Download

GIMP GIMP (GNU Image Manipulation Program) is a free and open source image editor. Download it from gimp.org, or from the Microsoft Store for Windows Windows systems.

Icon-Bug.pngBug:If you find that GIMP keeps scanning for fonts whenever it starts, download fontconfig 2.4.2 and extract to C:\Program Files\GIMP-2.0\.

Usage with Source

VTF support

Gimp vtf opt.png

Download the GIMP VTF plug-in here. It allows you to specify a layer as the alpha channel of the output, bypassing the issue below.

Usage with GoldSrc

Warning.pngWarning:GIMP tends to mess up colors of 8-bit images, tinting the image slightly green, adding red pixels, and messing up the color of transparency. It is highly recommended to do any editing in full 24-bit color instead, and use IrfanView, WadMaker, or even Wally for converting the textures to 8-bit.

Export settings

See also