GNU Image Manipulation Program3.2.8

Create new artwork or modify an existing image in GIMP, using one Linux application for creation, editing, and visual refinement. It lets you adjust an image’s composition, retouch its content, and combine separate visual elements into a finished composition. The result can be a newly produced graphic, a corrected photograph, or a rearranged image assembled from multiple sources.

GIMP also handles batch processing, so repeated operations can be applied across multiple images instead of performed individually. Its format-conversion capabilities help users move image content between different file formats when preparing assets for other uses. These tools suit photographers, designers, and other Linux users working on individual images as well as collections that need consistent treatment.

GIMP runs on Linux and is distributed under an open-source license, making it suitable for users seeking an image-creation and manipulation program within that software environment. The current version is 3.2.8, and the supported architecture is x86_64, also known as amd64. Installation requires Linux with snapd, so the target system must provide that platform component.