Gimp 2 Photoshop Alternative

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When we talking about photo or image editing, Photoshop is come to our mind first, it's really popular, and so powerful, nothing can't be done with it, it's like all pictures in the world had been produced by this magnificent software.

The problem with Photoshop is, it is really specified for industry level, you can't have Photoshop if you were just individual person, or just student trying to playing around with images. It's expensive, not affordable by ordinary person. And it's also a huge application, it's so daunting to play around with it. There's to much tools that we don't need appearing on the toolbox, it's hard for beginner.

The solution is Gimp, it stands for GNU image manipulation program. And yes, it is not just affordable, it is free. Available on almost every computer operating system, for Mac, Windows and Linux.

Gimp is more simpler and lighter than any other image editor out there, so if you are just a beginner, i recommended you to use it. You can do a lot of things with Gimp. Resizing, cropping, or just making simple logo, you can do it. And it is and open source project, the development of the program is really fast, features that's not available right now will be available in the future.

If you need free image editing software for free, Gimp is the right solution for you. Just give a try. Here is the page where you can download the program.

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