It is used to resize the height and width of an image.

It is used to flip the image or layer horizontally or vertically.

It is a brush-like tool used to create a warp effect to an image or layer.

It is used to tilt or shift an image or layer.

It is used to change the perspective of an image

It is a combination of multiple transform tools: Rotate, Scale, Shear, and Perspective.

Shortcut keys for Unified Transform Tool

Shortcut keys for Scale Tool

Shortcut keys for Flip Tool

Shortcut keys for Shear Tool

Shortcut keys for Warp Transform Tool

These photos are images that are too bright. This mostly happens to photos when the subject was in extreme exposure to any source of light.

These photos are images that are too dark. This mostly happens when there was little to no light when the photo was taken.

This command instantly enhances the colors in a photo by automatically increasing the Saturation Range, making dull photos more vibrant.

This command in GIMP allows the user to adjust the Hue, Saturation, and Lightness of a photo.

It gives the photo different kinds of tones.

It adjusts the brightness or the light in the photo.

Adjusting this can make the photo look vibrant or dull, depending on how you adjust the slider. 

It converts all existing pixels of the selectedlayer to black and white pixels.

It modifies the balance of color levels using an RGB and CMY slider.

It is used to change the intensity range of the selected layer or image by working on shadows and highlights.

It provides a wide variety of adjustments when modifying the brightness, color, contrast, or transparency of the selected layer or image.

The easiest way to convert an image to grayscale

It desaturates the image and converts the colors of the image to gray.

It also desaturates an image to achieve a grayscale look. In addition, the grayscale features of the image can be edited using the RGB colors on the photo.

This color balance tool activating this will divide the photo into two sides. The left side will show the adjustments or changes applied to the photo, while the right side will show the original version of the photo.

This color balance tool is where you will choose what range to adjust. There are three ranges in a photo: Shadows (dark pixels), Mid tones (medium pixels), and Highlights (bright pixels).

This color balance tool allows you to change the color levels of a photo using CMY and RGB colors in theimage. CMY standsfor Cyan, Magenta, and Yellow, while RGB stands for Red, Green, and Blue.

This color balance tool activating this will maintain the brightness of the selected layer by not changing the value of the brightest pixels.

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