Click the 'Scale' button to confirm your adjustments. Click and drag on the image to increase or reduce the size and perspective of the image. Select the 'Scale Tool' from the Toolbox. Click and drag on the image to move it to the correct location. Click the 'Move Tool' icon in the Toolbox or press the 'M' key to open the Move Tool. Paste the copied image into the new file by opening the 'Edit' menu and choosing the 'Paste' option. Open the photo you would like to add the person into by navigating to the 'File' menu and then clicking 'Open.' Double click the Layer Group name and title it accordingly. Open the 'Edit' menu and click the 'Copy' option or press 'Ctrl+C' ('Cmd' on a Mac) to copy the selection. First, to create a new grouped layer, click the second icon at the bottom of the layer panel. Place your final point as close as possible to the first point and then click on the first point to while holding the 'Ctrl' key ('Cmd' on a Mac) to complete the selection.Ĭlick the 'Selection from Path' option, found in the 'Tool Options' window. Click on a point and press the 'Backspace' key to remove that selection from the path.

Click and drag on any of the lines you have created to add curve to the line. Zoom in for added accuracy by navigating to the 'View' menu and choosing the 'Zoom' option and then 'Zoom In.'Ĭlick on a point with your mouse and drag it to move it to a new location. Select the 'Paths Tool' from the Toolbox or press the 'B' button on your keyboard.Ĭreate an outline around the person you are selecting by clicking around them with your mouse.

Using gimp to edit photos