Until then, it’s best that you don’t open any ICO files using GIMP. This is true whether you’re on the newer 3.x version of GIMP or the older 2.x version.

Open the photo you want to compress in the GIMP program. Click "File" and "Save As." Locate the file name of the photo in the "Name" text field in the Save As dialog window.

Launch GIMP, click the "File" menu and click "Open." Click the "All Images" menu and select "DDS image *.dds" to filter out all file types except for DDS.

5] Export as a multiple-page PDF document. You may want to export the layers in the GIMP artwork as different pages in the PDF file. To do this follow the above steps (step 4).

GIMP 3.2 will include a new Overwrite painting mode, support for Photoshop pattern files, and expanded file format support.

GIMP 3.0 introduces non-destructive editing, a revamped user interface, and expanded file format support, making it a strong free alternative to Photoshop for casual and semi-professional users.

Gimp will create the files using whatever file extension you select. So, just use the appropriate file extension and Gimp will do what’s needed. You will, however, have to save each page separately.

By default, GIMP for Windows and Linux saves all your images as XCF files. If you’re creating something for the web where the image needs to be saved in a .JPG or .PNG format, you don’t want ...

First: Find Your GIMP Folder. In this tutorial, we'll be tweaking some configuration files in the GIMP's settings folder. This is in a different place on every system.

Until then, it’s best that you don’t open any ICO files using GIMP. This is true whether you’re on the newer 3.x version of GIMP or the older 2.x version.