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Question: Is GIMP an adequate application for you to create printed graphics like flyers, advertisments etc?

Created at Thu, 03 Nov 2011 03:01:07 +0000
Open until Sun, 01 Apr 2012 00:00:00 +0000

In total, 223 votes has been given:

  • Yes, I'm mostly only using GIMP for this kind of stuff (85 votes)
  • Yes, but GIMP is only one part in the whole project where I also use other programs (Inkscape, Scribus, Indesign, CorelDraw etc) (107 votes)
  • No, GIMP is (mostly) not a part of the creation process for printed graphics in my case. (31 votes)

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maserka solmon
about 12 years ago

GIMP IS GREATER FOR SUCH JOBS.GREAT PROGRAM TO HAVE......I LOVE GIMP...I USE GIMP 2.6.

PROGRESS
about 12 years ago

Gimp is as good as any vector tool. When you build something in GIMP, make it 4 times larger, then save the file as a .bmp or.png. Open that saved picture again in GIMP and reduce it to the one-quarter size. You can't tell the difference! Anyway, most vector pictures have to be converted into rastors anyways. Another thing, vector is only good for BIG in order to lose the jagged pixel edges. But that's only if someone id viewing your website at the Cinema.

There isn't a vector illustration out there I can't mimic in GIMP!

GIMP rules the graphics world!

Thank you GIMP. I love you!

Sammy
over 12 years ago

I love gimp. absolutely. Can't wait for 2.8 release. I used to be a heavy adobe master collection user - but that is just such a bloatware! Switched to inkscape and gimp and never looked back. Developers thank u very much.

feluco
over 12 years ago

problems whit gimp only see the two left windows when i open the program

pascal
over 12 years ago

super gimp