How to Correct Colors in Gimp

• This option causes a new “Create a New Layer” window to pop up.

• In some versions of GIMP, you may see “Layer Fill Type” instead of “Fill with”.
• If you see “Layer Type”, you can set this option to “Normal”.

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Feather edges in the bottom left corner. When you select the Free Select tool, you can enable this feature in the lower left corner of the application window.

• This step allows you to choose a thinner border.
• You can increase the Radius value under the “Feather edges” option to make the border even thinner.

• Make sure that the new, transparent layer is selected to the right, not the original image.
• When you’ve finished drawing the outline, you’ll see a dashed line around the selected part.

• Make sure again that the new, transparent layer is selected on the right, not the original image.

• If default, the layer mode is set to “Normal”.

• Make sure this is a separate layer from the “Cpor Mode” layer that you probably used with the Bucket Fill tool above.

• This tool allows you to manually add new colors to the image.
• You can also adjust the size, angle, hardness and many other properties of the brush stroke in the lower left corner.

• Make sure that the new, transparent layer you created for using the brush is selected in the layer list. Do not choose the original image here.

• You should paint over the transparent “Hue” layer, not the original image.

• This is the step that opens the options.

• This step combines all the layers to create a single image layer that displays all the saved color corrections.