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* Internet Search Results    *** Search Filter: "XCF"    How to reduce enormous GIMP (XCF) file size for simple photo correction When I save as XCF, the file size jumped to 23.2 MB! WHAT? And if I choose the option to use better compression now available in GIMP 2.10, it is still 14.1 MB. The original RAW JPEG is only 3.27 MB. I'm very conscious about my disk usage. Is there something I'm missing that can keep the original image quality but a more reasonable file size? How to import a group of layers from a XCF to another XCF in GIMP? Open both XCF files. In the XCF with the layer group, click and drag the layer group from the layers panel onto the other image tab along the top (do not release the mouse button). When the other document window opens, drop the layer group onto the image window. Unfortunately I can't do a screen recording of this to show you, since my screen recording software interferes with GIMP's drag and ... PNG export from Gimp not keeping tranparency [duplicate] Deleted selected areas (I see transparency in GIMP) Saved as .xcf file. Exported as PNG (tried various format settings) Reopen PNG in Gimp or other software --> Background is always white, no transparency. Added a transparent layer behind my main image. Re-exported as PNG. (Optionally) tried changing "Lock alpha channel" on both layers. PNGs made in GIMP not coming out transparent I found a bug: To reproduce: Open png without transparency, add alpha channel, add transparent content, export PNG, new file doesn't have transparency. Workaround: add alpha channel, save as XCF, close GIMP, reopen XCF, export as PNG. Export a PSD Photoshop file to a format editable in GIMP Any text layers you have will be rasterized when opening the PSD in GIMP. Only GIMP's native XCF format supports editable text layers in GIMP. Photoshop can't export XCFs. Adjustment layers aren't supported in GIMP at all Other things to be aware of: Raster layer masks seem to work OK when opening a PSD in GIMP. Vector layer masks aren't supported. gimp: can you save the file with all the undo history? The undo history isn't saved in the XCF. IMHO basing your workflow on undo is very dangerous, because with a single mistake you can lose a good chunk of your edit history (not speaking of scripts that may have a cavalier attitude with the undo stack). How to save the "Undo History" in GIMP (even though it's not actually ... Even though the Undo History is a component of an image, it is not saved when you save the image using GIMP's native XCF format, which preserves every other image property. Is there websites where I can get XCF resources for GIMP (similar to ... There are a lot of websites which are dedicated to graphic designers and photo editors who are using Adobe Photoshop. I am currently exploring alternatives and GIMP seems like a good option. But I ... Preserve text layers when exporting to PSD in GIMP? I have a bunch of old xcf files on my computer I'd really like to export to PSD after moving my workstation over to all Adobe products. However, I'm noticing that when I export my xcf files to PSD, the text layers get rasterized and become uneditable. How to copy a layer group to another image in GIMP? Copy&paste is the wrong approach to copy layers from one image to another - this will only transfer the layer content, and as you have discovered that isn't the same as a layer or group of layers. Instead, drag the layer or layer group from the layers dialog of the source image to an image window of the target image. This will keep them intact, including any possible layer parasites (this is ...       FIRE101 Jobs:    FIREMEN, EMS, Emergency, Rescue   POLICE101 Jobs:    Cops,Officers,Security   Mainframe IT Jobs:    z/OS, z/VM, DB2, COBOL,QA,INTERNs   Software Jobs:    Web, Linux, C++, Java, INTERNs   Finance Jobs:    Accounting, INTERNS, Brokers, Invest   Legal, Lawyer Jobs:    Paralegals, INTERNs,Law Firms   Medical, Nurse Jobs:    Doctors, INTERNs, Nurses, ER   Genetic, Science Jobs    Genetics, Research, INTERNs, Labwork * Latest zOS Mainframe News        *** News Filter: "XCF"     HSBC demonstrates world’s first-known quantum-enabled algorithmic trading with IBM  HSBC HSBC Tests IBM Quantum Chips, Sending Shares Higher On Breakthrough Trial  Yahoo Finance IBM and HSBC Demonstrate How Quantum Computing Can Predict Bond Trading  Barron's Top Stock Movers Now: Intel, IBM, Oracle, Lithium Americas, and More  Investopedia Palantir Stock vs IBM Stock: Which AI Leader Will Dominate the Defense Sector?  TECHi IBM Teams Up with SCREEN to Focus on a Special Cleaning Process for Chips  TipRanks Intel, IBM, Accenture and Starbucks rise premarket; CarMax slumps  Investing.com Think It's Too Late to Buy IBM? 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