GIMP vs Corel PaintShop Pro

• GIMP has a very intuitive interface so now as a user you can always layer all the images or make a different image from scratch.
• One thing that I really like about GIMP is that it has a relatively smaller learning curve which can agitate many things that we don’t want so it’s better to keep this topic on the side for a while.
• This product has so many large tools at the disposal stage which are used for manipulating different types of images and simultaneously exporting any type of unnecessary stuff.

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• You have limited options for developing 3D designs.
• Its interface can be somewhat uncomfortable and confusing.
• I don't like its floating panels.

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• I have the 2018 version and every now and again upgrade ads will pop up in the bottom right of my screen which I find rather annoying
• How to save your work and where it gets saved is confusing. It took me a while to realize that projects were saved in "pspimage" files. The knowledge base article “The Basics Of Saving Files In PaintShop Pro” did not mention pspfiles. They also have the concept of workspaces, but I eventually realized that this is not where your work is saved.
• I find that a tool called paint.net is massively easier to use, but, then again, paint.net has far fewer features. I think an option in PaintShop Pro for temporarily switching down the functionality and interface to resemble paint.net would be a useful feature, so users do not get blinded by the extensive interface.

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• GIMP has allowed me to present clients with high-quality and creative logos that meet every requirement.
• GIMP has allowed me to maintain brand consistency across a large variety of projects.

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