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very nice thank you for tutorial

thank you!!!! so straight forward and helpful

Nice small but very helpful tutorial. Thanks for the video.

I don't mean to ask this but what about clothes?

Many thanks for the very easy to follow tutorial! I would add that if you want the glow in the background, you can choose to grow the selection first, then apply feather, it ends up looking quite cool, as with a light underneath the object 😃

very simple, thanks.

Thank you!

Good video

you have to show instead of just talking

Thank you so much for this video. It helped majorly. :)

r u fast !!

SLOW DOWN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11

Thanks!!!!!

Thank you for TALKING me through!

Here's my issue. I tried to follow your steps. I was editing a bunch of psd images and wanted to save as jpgs. while you said I can change the extension, would I have to change it for every single image? I just wanted to save all as jpg. but it kept saving all as psd! it was frustrating and never figured it out.

CC: I hope you remember me. I disapeared for a few months; I had strokes in August and October. After a whole lot of therapy, I'm able watch your tutorials again. I have a question, why the change to Photopea? Do you have Photopea tutorials for the beginner?

Thanks, good straight forward tutorial

@CreatorCanvas Can I not select the pricing & click the "add to checkout"? 'Cause I would like to download + print it via my HP printer.

What's the music.

Thanks, very informative

How did you transfer the image of the balloon with pixelart?

thank you so much!! this help me alot.

The part your looking for! 1:35 Your weclome

you kinda wasted a minute and 41 seconds not talking about the point.

Picmonkey sucks ass, I've been trying to do stuff but frames don't load properly, takes a shit ton of time to load even is it does, need to keep refreshing. God I am so done with this mid ahh editing tool

I appreciate the help... constructive criticism.. the voice narration is odd, a lack of clear diction really. Thanks for the help.

Thank you friend

Very clever! Thank you.

Not working for cropping? or I'm doing something wrong?

Struggled fighting with the crop tool for a whole 30 minutes before this! Thank you!

Thank you, how would you change the canvas to an A3 size? Would I just need changing in mm?

This doesn't work! I had my settings exactly like you have them shown in the video but I kept catching what I didn't want to select. It was ALOT of clicking and it still didn't work

Thanku so much❤

This actually worked... as described! How often does that happen?! Thanks.

good 👍

How do I adjust an image to specific pixel size? I need an image to have an exact height and width, but when I type in the value for the height it only gives me an automatic input for the width, and vice versa, so it's never correct. I'm working on a platform that uses these very specific pixel sizes (1110 by 555) and everyone else seems to have found out how to do it. How is this possible?

"How to Select Multiple Layers (or All Layers) in GIMP". step 1: you can't

no link?

Thank you for your clear and quick explanation

i dont' know why this says retain quality. it only tells you how to upscale which will magnify any defects. you can't retain the quality of the original while upscaling when you double the size of the defects. i truly thought this was going to teach us how to use gimp or perhaps an ai tool in gimp to smooth out the pixelation or defects

Wow those arrows look Horrendous

Thank you so much ❤

You go too fast

Very nice tutorial! Easily understandable, I could follow it along perfectly. Thanks!

I had some weird behavior when trying to erase, I wasn't getting any transparent pixels. Turns out the "Anti erase (Alt)" was enabled by default.

i feel like you should have shown yourself switching to the unified transform tool... thats why everyone is confused

Thank you!

Thank you for showing how to add an alpha channel but it would have been helpful if you showed how to create all the channels of the image to include the alpha since that is probably what most people are looking for the video like myself.

I wonder if you could possibly have shown this process at a very, very much higher speed.

A very good tutorial.