Open-source GIMP reskin gives it a familiar Photoshop look without the hefty fee
PhotoGIMP is a free patch for GIMP that redesigns its interface to resemble Adobe Photoshop. This modification aims to help users transitioning from Photoshop feel more comfortable with GIMP's layout and functionality. The patch includes changes to shortcuts, tool organization, and visual elements to enhance user experience.
- ▪PhotoGIMP is designed for users switching from Photoshop to GIMP.
- ▪The patch reorganizes GIMP's tools to mimic Photoshop's layout.
- ▪It includes a custom splash screen, icons, and a dedicated desktop launcher for Linux.
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Switching from Photoshop to GIMP might feel like a big move. Everything is suddenly in the wrong place, and the UI could feel alien. This is exactly where PhotoGIMP comes in. PhotoGIMP is a free, community-driven patch for GIMP 3.0 and newer that reshapes the open-source image editor into something much more familiar for Photoshop users. It doesn’t turn GIMP into Adobe Photoshop. The patch just shakes up the layout, shortcuts, and app identity to match Photoshop, so that new users don’t feel lost on day one. Why PhotoGIMP is great for new users Diolinux / PhotoGIMP The biggest appeal is the interface. PhotoGIMP reorganizes GIMP’s tools to mimic the layout Photoshop users are used to, while also maximizing canvas space by adjusting default settings.
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