It might not be obvious why you’d want to modify PDFs using Gimp, but it can do some interesting things. Yet I only recently noticed that it can also be used to manipulate PDF files, not just the many types of image files that most people use it to create, modify or enhance. You can use it to draw with its pencil or paintbrush and layer additional images. Gimp can do everything from resizing and cropping images to adding text, changing colors or distorting images in artistic ways.
Converting and manipulating image files with Linux commands I use it for everything from Facebook posts when the available backgrounds don’t work well for what I want to say to political buttons that I design and press out using a button-making machine.
If you’ve never used Gimp-a free image editor available for GNU/Linux, OS X, Windows and other operating systems-you might be quite surprised by its capabilities
