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Gimp Image Editor Filters Menu tutorial will cover the following filters blur, enhance, distorts, light and shadow, noise and many more.

Last Updated: May 22, 2023

Latest News: Updated the links below.

This tutorial talks about the Filters menu. The following Selection Blur, Enhance, Distorts, Light and Shadow, Noise, Edge-Detect, Generic, Combine and more is a list of filters you can use in Gimp. There are so many filters that I am sure you will probably never get to use all of the them. You will definitely need to spend some time practising using filters. This will be a learning curve for you.

What You Need:

Gimp Image Editor Tutorials:

  1. Layout
  2. Tools Menu File
  3. Tools Edit
  4. Select
  5. View
  6. Image
  7. Layer
  8. Colors
  9. Tools
  10. Filters
  11. Filters Part Two
  12. Filters Part Three
  13. Windows Help

Gimp Image Editor Filters Menu

Step 1 ) Click on Filters menu to edit the following:

  • Blur
  • Enhance
  • Distorts
  • Light and Shadow
  • Noise
  • Edge-Detect
  • Generic
  • Combine
  • Artistic
  • Decor
  • Map
  • Render
  • Web
  • Animation
  • Alpha to Logo
  • Python-Fu
  • Script-Fu

gimp-image-editor-filters

Step 2 ) Click on Filters -> Blur menu to edit the following:

  • Blur
  • Gaussian Blur
  • Motion Blur
  • Pixelize
  • Selective Gaussian Blur
  • Tileable Blur

gimp-image-editor-filters-blurs

Step 3 ) Click on Filters -> Enhance menu to edit the following:

  • Antialias
  • Deinterlace
  • Despeckle
  • Destripe
  • NL Filter
  • Red Eye Removal
  • Sharpen
  • Unsharp Mask

gimp-image-editor-filters-enhance

Step 4 ) Click on Filters -> Distorts menu to edit the following:

  • Apply Lens
  • Blinds
  • Curve Bend
  • Emboss
  • Engrave
  • Erase Every Other Row
  • IWarp
  • Lens Distortion
  • Mosaic
  • Newsprint
  • Page Curl
  • Polar Coordinates
  • Ripple
  • Shift
  • Value Propagate
  • Video
  • Waves
  • Whirl and Pinch
  • Wind

gimp-image-editor-filters-distorts

Step 5 ) Click on Filters -> Light and Shadow menu to edit the following:

  • Gradient Flare
  • Lens Flare
  • Lighting Effects
  • Sparkle
  • Supernova
  • Drop Shadow
  • Perspective
  • Xach-Effect

gimp-image-editor-filters-light-shadow

Step 6 ) Click on Filters -> Noise menu to edit the following:

  • HSV Noise
  • Hurl
  • Pick
  • RGB Noise
  • Slur
  • Spread

gimp-image-editor-filters-noise

Step 7 ) Click on Filters -> Edge-Detect menu to edit the following:

  • Difference of Gaussians
  • Edge
  • Laplace
  • Neon
  • Sobel

gimp-image-editor-filters-edge-detect

Step 8 ) Click on Filters -> Generic menu to edit the following:

  • Convolution Matrix
  • Dilate
  • Erode

gimp-image-editor-filters-generic

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Click on the following link Filters Part Two to learn more about the menu.

I will update this tutorial from time to time. So keep coming back for the latest. If you have any questions please let me know.

Enjoy.

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