GIMP 2.10 Tutorial - Gimp Layout Multiple Images

In this video tutorial, I will show you how to quickly layout images using GIMP 2.10 & G'MIC Plugin. GIMP 2.10 Tutorial - Gimp Layout Multiple Images.

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[surinfarmwest]

BINGO! Just what I needed to know. This makes life a lot easier than trying to align different layers manually. I use layouts like this to teach English. Thank you for sharing!


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[celinefarrugia]

Thank you for making this video - this was very helpful for me since I needed to create a 3 image panel (montage) for a competition - cheers!

[CrazyForBarbie]

Mindblown...this is honestly amazing!!!JUst what I have been looking for!!!!THANK YOU!!!

[juanjosedeleon]

Great! To learn something that didnt know about gimp

[evankolberg]

Thanks for the great tutorial! The montage feature works well, especially when using the Horizontal Array option.
Quick question:
Let's say I wanted to make groups of 6 images instead of throwing all of them into one montage- would I have to only add those layers inside the GIMP project that I want in that single frame? The description of the tool says that there should be a way to select certain layers on the left, but it looks like that's not an option anymore. I tried using the Array [Regular] feature, but it just repeated the same image 6 times. Is there a way to select certain layers that are applied at a time? If not, no big deal, I can just add certain images I want into the GIMP project and just use the "All" option.

Ultimately, my goal is to take a bunch of these montage layers and make them into a GIF. I have 36 images and want to display 6 at a time in a 2x3 grid format.

Again, thanks for the great work!

Edit: I just clicked on David's profile page and it shows that he's a research scientist. I'm trying to make this GIF for my own research presentation, haha.
Shift clicking the layers before going into G'MIC doesn't seem to work. It still just uses the one layer that I last clicked on, the one indicated with a darker grey color.

Edit again: I think I found a kinda working solution. Just unclick the eye icon from whatever you don't want selected and select All-Visible in the option menu in G'MIC. This way, I can choose which layers to go into the montage utilizing the visibility toggle.

[cosmo]

great now when i post a before and after pic of pictures that i have repaired i can work with this method, thank you

[thomasward]

1:10 G'MIC plugin

You said you'd put a tutorial link to install the plugin in the description, however I don't see it.
No worries though mate you steered me in the right direction !3

[melissapenrose]

Great tutorial you helped me loads thank you

[SilverPhoenix-PlazmaMoon]

bro! I was duplicating layers and then lineing then up by sight... it was a complete disaster. Thank You very much!

[nickjay]

How do you change the order of how the photos are laid out?

[alsadekalkhayer]

I loved the video, thanks a lot. Is it possible to adjust the size of the layer to A4, in order to print it on one page?

[cosmo]

hay this would work to make a photo book

[dynastyfin]

Where's the link for the plug in?

[Veyron]

where is the link to gmic?
obviously. that should be the first thing to cover.
since most folks dont have it on there.
so yah, this is not helping much at all.
I dont have gmic

[orvozon]

Dommage, pas de traduction en français = aucune utilité pour moi