Photo GIMP – A Patch for GIMP 3 for Photoshop Users
PhotoGIMP is a free, community-driven patch that modifies the GIMP 3 interface to resemble Adobe Photoshop, making it easier for Photoshop users to transition. It reorganizes tools, applies Photoshop-like keyboard shortcuts, and optimizes the layout for maximum canvas space. The patch is available for Linux, Windows, and macOS, with installation instructions tailored to each platform.
- ▪PhotoGIMP is a free patch that adapts GIMP 3 to mimic Adobe Photoshop's layout and functionality.
- ▪It includes features such as Photoshop-style tool placement, keyboard shortcuts, and a custom splash screen.
- ▪Users are advised to back up their GIMP configuration before installing, as the patch overwrites existing settings.
- ▪Installation is supported on Linux (Flatpak or native), Windows, and macOS, with optional Chocolatey support on Windows.
- ▪GIMP 3.0 or newer is required, and the application must be launched at least once before applying the patch.
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🎨 PhotoGIMP PhotoGIMP is a free, community-driven patch that transforms GIMP (GNU Image Manipulation Program) into a layout that feels familiar to Adobe Photoshop users. If you're switching from Photoshop to GIMP and want to feel at home right away, PhotoGIMP is for you. New to GIMP? GIMP is a free and open-source image editor available for Linux, macOS, and Windows. It can do most things Photoshop can — photo retouching, image composition, graphic design, and more — all for free. PhotoGIMP just makes it look and feel more like Photoshop. ✨ Features Photoshop-like tool layout — Tools are reorganized to mimic the positions you're used to in Adobe Photoshop. Custom Splash Screen — A unique PhotoGIMP splash screen greets you on startup.
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