The installation of the GIMP on a Windows system is very straight forward. However I do remember an issue which arose a few months ago when a friend of mine decided (was persuaded) to try the GIMP. He was becoming frustrated that every time he double clicked on an image file, the image would open in his old editing application and not in his brand spanking new GIMP installation, exactly the same thing happened with my first GIMP install. This happens because unlike many other applications the GIMP does not steal file associations when you install it. However there are two simple ways around this. Method 1: (Custom Install) 1.

Double click on the Gimp Install file (get it at ) and the select Run. Select Next at the Welcome screen and Next again at the License Agreement screen. At the Ready to Install screen select Customize 3. I usually leave the Installation Destination at the default and select Next. On the Select Components screen I normally leave it at the default again and select Next. And here is where it gets interesting, on the Select File Associations screen scroll down and select all the file types you want to have associated with the GIMP. At the very least you will probably want to select.JPG and.TIFF but see for yourself as you may have other file types on your computer wish you would like to associate with the GIMP.

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This link downloads the official GIMP installer for Windows directly from download.gimp.org. The installer contains both 32-bit and 64-bit versions of GIMP, and will install the appropriate one.

When your done select Next”. At the Select Start Menu Folder screen select Next and at the Select Additional Tasks screen select Next. This bring you to the Ready to Install screen, select Install here and watch it run.

JPG’s and any other file types you selected earlier will now open in the GIMP. Method 2: (Set File Associations in Windows) If you have already installed and GIMP you can either run the install again, this time selecting the Custom Install as outlined above or you can set the file associations in Windows, to do this. Open Windows Explorer and from the Tools drop down menu select Folder Options 2. Go to the File Types tab scroll down the list to. JPG and select Change then select “Gimp-2.6” and select OK.

If “Gimp-2.6” is not listed select Browse to locate the file Gimp-2.6.exe manually, it is usually located in C: Program Files GIMP-2.0 bin Gimp-2.6.exe 3. Repeat the last step to add any other file types you wish to associate with GIMP and select “Close” to finish. GIMP will now be the default editing application for the file types you selected.

After six years of development, a dedicated team of contributors released GIMP 2.10, a new version of the open source cross-platform image editor. The new version of GIMP is the first major release after version 2.8 of the software was released nearly six years ago.

GIMP, an acronym for GNU Image Manipulation Program, is a free alternative to programs such as Adobe Photoshop or Corel Photo Paint that is especially popular in the GNU/Linux world. Users may download the latest GIMP release from the official project website where it is offered as a direct download and torrent.

The image editor has a size of roughly 560 Megabytes installed on Windows if you only install the core editor. Tip: select customize during installation to disable the installation of Translations which take a whopping 277 Megabytes of extra space.

If you don't need Python scripting, disable that too to reduce the size by 31 Megabytes. GIMP 2.10: what is new GIMP 2.10 takes a while to open when you run it after installation but the loading is faster on consecutive starts.