I really like using GIMP; I've been using it since the days of Windows 8, and it was already one of the most well-known and highly rated editing programs. The interface is very nice and full of features. What I really liked is that it's an open-source program, so it doesn't require trial periods. I use it both for work and for personal projects like small banners. It's very practical and intuitive, and you get great results with GIMP. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I liked least about GIMP is the fact that for installation, going to the official website, it doesn't give you the option to start the download directly from their website. That is, if for convenience I want to start the download of the .exe file directly from the website, I am forced to go through the Microsoft store for the software installation, which is very annoying. Moreover, many times when I am making important modifications to a photo that should then be brought as a draft into a program to be processed, it comes up with "not responding" and the program crashes while editing important files. However, it does this on photos that weigh several MB, needs to be resolved. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.