1. Windows
2. Digital Photo Software
3. Photo Editors
4. GIMP Download

Create and alter photos and graphics manually or via scripting.

GIMP Screenshots

GIMP Editor's review

GIMP began life in the 1990s as the GNU Image Manipulation Program, and the free, open-source image editing tool has evolved in both complexity and ease of use alongside the personal computer, itself. The latest version, GIMP 2.8, maintains the program's legacy as a powerful and up-to-date, yet totally free image editor. GIMP is modular in appearance and structure and accepts all kinds of plug-ins and tools. It's a paint and drawing tool, a photo retoucher, and a batch processing and conversion tool, all in one, with sophisticated features like layers, filters, and effects. You can script virtually anything GIMP does, too. But don't be put off by GIMP's considerable talents: Not only is its layout logical, intuitive, and even attractive (in a form-follows-function way) but it also comes with tons of assistance; from multiple Help files (Help; Context Help; User Manual) and considerable online resources such as a forum, FAQs, documentation, tips, source code, and much more. GIMP 2.8 requires Windows XP or later; we ran it in 64-bit Windows 7 Home Premium SP1.
Download (86.2MB)

Similar Suggested Software

PhotoFiltre (Trial Version)

Edit, adjust, and filter image files.

paint.net for Windows 10

IMPORTANT: This app works with Windows 10 Pro and Home.

Access Image

Edit images with a big set of painting and drawing tools.

FotoSketcher

     

Turn digital photos into drawings or paintings.

Easy Photo Editor for Windows 10

Looking for an easy to use image editing app? Look no further.

XnView Portable

     

Browse, view, process, and convert multi format graphics with a vast arsenal of versatile tools.