Jan 262014
 

Gimp Image Editor Filters Part Three tutorial will cover the following filters web, animation, alpha to logo, python fu and script fu and much more.

Last Updated: May 22, 2023

Latest News: Updated the links below.

This tutorial is part three of the Filters menu. The following selection Blend, Burn-In, Rippling, Spinning Globe, Waves and more is list of filters you can use in Gimp.

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 Part Three Steps

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

  • Image Map
  • Semi-Flatten
  • Slic

gimp-image-editor-filters-web

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

  • Blend
  • Burn-In
  • Rippling
  • Spinning Globe
  • Waves
  • Optimize (Difference)
  • Optimize (for GIF)
  • Playback
  • Uoptimize

gimp-image-editor-filters-animation

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

  • 3D Outline
  • Alien Glow
  • Alien Neon
  • Basic I
  • Basic II
  • Blended
  • Bovination
  • Chalk
  • Chip Away
  • Chrome
  • Comic Book
  • Cool Metal
  • Frosty
  • Glossy
  • Glowing Hot
  • Gradient Bevel
  • Neon
  • Particle Trace
  • Textured

gimp-image-editor-filters-alpha-logo

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

  • Console

gimp-image-editor-filters-python-fu

Step 5 ) Click on Filters -> Script-Fu menu to edit the following:

  • Console
  • Refresh Scripts
  • Start Server

gimp-image-editor-filters-script-fu

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Click on the following link Windows Help 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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