You can do pretty much anything you want on it, as long as you’re technically savvy enough.

I use GIMP for photo editing as a replacement for Adobe Photoshop, and it's been great since I used to work with Photoshop 7. I appreciate GIMP's simple and intuitive interface, which doesn't force unnecessary AI things like Photoshop does. I find the layering feature to be just as good, if not better than Photoshop's, allowing me to control opacity, apply gradients, and add effects that give my work depth and dimension. The ability to place a solid-color background layer and apply effects like gradients is particularly useful for creating subtle fades or blended looks.

its free and works the same as photoshop