TIFF multi-layer exporting has been improved by enforcing image bounds.PSP blend modes are better converted to make sure they render correctly, and the importer is now able to fix some errors by itself. Apart from bug fixes, raster layers from PSP images over version 6, as well as 16-bit integer, grayscale, and indexed images are now supported in GIMP. The plugin for reading Paint Shop Pro PSP files has been updated.Here is a short overview of the major changes in the new release: GIMP 2.10.22 introduces a number of other changes. A click on export opens the export parameters configuration page.Īll that is left to do then is to click on export to save the image in the selected format. Activate "Select File Type (by extension)", and select HEIF/AVIF or HEIF/HEIC from the list of supported export options. The keyboard shortcut Shift-CTRL-E opens the same menu. GIMP users find the exporting options under File > Export As. GIMP supported HEIF previously, but in this new version, support for importing and exporting high bit depth HEIF files was added.
GIMP supports importing and exporting the format, and since it is already supported by Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, and other Chromium-based browsers, the format has all it needs to become a popular format on the Internet.ĪVIF, which stands for AV1 Image File Format, offers better compression capabilities than PNG and JPG formats without quality deterioration, and that is a strong argument for it. It is backed by a number of companies including Google, Mozilla, Cisco, and others. Noteworthy is that the new version of the image editor support for the open format AVIF. The official release notes provide information on the improvements and changes in the new GIMP release. Downloads are provided via HTTPS and as torrent files.Įxisting users may select Help > About GIMP to run a manual update check and get the new version this way.
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New users can download the latest version of GIMP from the official project website for Windows, Mac OS X or Linux.
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