10 Hidden Paths Tool Tips and Tricks for GIMP

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GIMP's Paths tool is one of the most important tools in the free photo editor for a variety of popular tasks (including background removal). In this tutorial, I show you 10 hidden tips you may have not stumbled across yourself that not only make the tool more versatile, but also improve your understanding of just how powerful GIMP is. GIMP's Paths tool is just as powerful as Photoshop's... if you know how to use it.
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Комментарии : 36

@Bartzol 3 года назад

This just shifts the power of paths on a whole 'nother level. Thank you so much for all these great tutorials.

@DaviesMediaDesign 3 года назад

Awesome to hear - thanks for watching!

@maciejgrzyb4514 3 года назад

Thanks a lot :) All the tips in this guide are very important :) Working with paths is not always easy for me!

@MsGnor 5 месяцев назад

Thanks, so helpful, appreciated! Very much a beginner here 🥰❤🙏

@kornisonkiseli3248 2 года назад

Amazing tutorial. Thank you for showing how to scale multiple paths at once!

@fjhmdwt 3 года назад

Very useful... Thanks for sharing those tips.

@DaviesMediaDesign 3 года назад

My pleasure.. thanks for watching.

@mikewellwood1412 2 года назад

Very useful Michael. Thank you very much.

@abhiraaid Год назад

awesome tips!!

@DaviesMediaDesign Год назад

Thanks!

@strattonbran8051 3 года назад

Great, now I know how to delete the handles I mistakenly create when moving nodes. Thanks!

@ankitsharma6409 3 года назад

Your video is awesome

@michaelbeckett7656 3 года назад

i didn't realize that paths had so much editing functionality... more things to play with! GIMP may not be that far off having vector layers instead of paths? thanks for the info! :)

@SimonMordue 2 года назад

I have a really basic question. I am creating a path around an object, then deleting the surrounding image. Sometime's I create gaps by moving to quickly and when I attempt to close the path, I end up with lines joining other nodes instead of closing the path around the image. How can close the gaps I have accidentally created. I appreciate your help. Thank you. I used to know this stuff, it's just been a while. I'm sure it's really simple.

@skelebro9999 3 года назад

Where can I find different brushes for GIMP ?

@ankitsharma6409 3 года назад

Can you please make a video on "how to make youtube banner using gimp"

@DaviesMediaDesign 3 года назад

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@aveerajsharma 3 года назад

Really Great😁👏👏

@DaviesMediaDesign 3 года назад

Thanks!

@viewstar9681 3 года назад

can I insert table and open office files in Gimp? thnx dear 😊

@UnknownGuest220 2 года назад

Nice

@nollpa2696 3 года назад

Can I save multiple paths (not merged!) to a single svg file?

@chiraththilakarathna6609 3 года назад

Want a video about Transform tool

@skelebro9999 3 года назад

how do I save a path for later ?

@mikewellwood1412 2 года назад

If you mean later, as in a completely separate composition (another, later GIMP session), you can export it as a .svg file. Go to the paths "menu" (not sure if that's the correct name - it's next but one to the right of the layers "menu", and right click. You should see the export path option. You will be asked to choose the name of the file to copy it to. Make sure you give it the .svg extension ( svg = scaleable vector graphics). You can then import that file as a path into a future GIMP session. If you mean "later" as in later in the same composition, you don't need to do anything special to save it. It should remain available, and you can see it via the paths "menu" as above. Use the "eye" icon to make it visible, and I think if you click on it, the nodes should become visible again.