I work as a Dietician & Nutritionist, Manage a homeopathy clinic, and also create health education content, so I regularly need image editing for diet charts, before and after transformation posts, educational graphics, thumbnails, and social media content. what I like most about GIMP is that it provides many useful editing tools in one place and feels practical for daily use. In the beginning, it was not very easy to understand, but after regular use it became comfortable and now I can handle most editing work without much difficulty. I use it frequently for creating before and after weight transformation posts, adding weight details, editing thumbnails, adding text on images, and preparing simple educational visuals for social media. Features like crop, resize, text tool, layer editing, and brightness adjustment are especially useful in my daily work. While editing transformation posts, the layer feature helps a lot because it allows me to manage before and after images, text, and highlights separately without affecting the full design. Background cleaning and color adjustment also help make posts look clearer and more professional. performance is good for normal editing work, and the desktop version runs smoothly in my experience even while working on multiple images. The number of features is enough for image editing, thumbnails, posters, and social media content without feeling overly complicated. It also supports different image formats, so working with files from other tools becomes easy and fits well into my daily workflow. Overall, it feels practical, flexible, and very useful for daily health content, clinic-related work, and social media editing..

It's a free tool that has many of the features that Adobe offers.