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macOS – Users > Your User Name > Library > Application Support > GIMP > 2.10 > Brushes.

#Photo stamp remover gimp windows

Windows – C:\Users\Your User Folder\AppData\Roaming\GIMP\2.10\brushes.

Here are the default pathways for your editable brushes folder: The location of this folder changes a bit depending on which operating system you’re using. In order for GIMP to locate the brush file, we need to save it in GIMP’s brushes folder. This is what makes GIMP treat it as an ‘ordinary’ brush instead of a color brush, which would ignore our foreground color choice. Even if your image is already grayscale, we need to actually discard all the RGB channel data. Next, we’ll need to convert the image to grayscale mode. This makes choosing a good source image essential if you want to go for fancy effects! Prepping Your Image Gray areas will be partially transparent, depending on their grayscale value. When used as a brush, black areas will be replaced by your chosen foreground color, and white areas will be transparent. (This time I used dark soy sauce, and it was on purpose… ahem.) It was absolutely, 100%, very definitely not created when I spilled my coffee this morning. For this example, I’ve scanned a splatter on a piece of paper to use as the basis for my brush. Open the image you want to use as a brush, or create a new one from scratch in GIMP. You show ‘em, little brush! Selecting An Image They’re not ordinary, they’re actually pretty amazing. I’m not sure why the developers chose to call them ‘ordinary’ brushes – it almost seems insulting. Three whole steps! 😉 Creating Ordinary Brushes in GIMP GIMP also squashes your clipboard content in a 1024 pixel square, so it’s still usually a better idea to go through the long, agonizing process described below. While this is handy for a few situations, it’s not nearly as flexible as creating a brush file the longer way. If you have image data copied into your clipboard, a new brush appears in the Brushes palette, ready to be used as an image stamp. One of GIMP’s handy features automatically turns anything in your clipboard into a color brush, with no input from you. Now I can stamp my coffee cup ring stain anywhere, in any color! But this process would also work perfectly for a watermark if you insist on being reasonable Bonus: Using Clipboard Brushes I’ll also explain the other types of GIMP brushes you can make, and when you might want to use them. That’s all you need to do to make your own brushes in GIMP! If you want to learn to get a bit fancy with things or just have the steps explained a bit more, read on. Step 3: Save it as a GBR file in your GIMP brushes folder. Black areas will be replaced by your foreground color, white areas will be completely transparent, and grays will be partially transparent. Step 2: Switch the image mode to grayscale – RGB mode images will not work properly.

Step 1: Create or select an image as the basis of your brush.

The process to make your own custom brushes only has three basic steps: Ordinary brushes are the most commonly used brush, perfect for all kinds of painting and editing tasks.