Step 8: Now, we use the move tool from the toolbar or press M and then move by clicking and dragging on the selection so we get a proper composition Make sure that you adjust the selection and finalize it before you press enter as then you cannot adjust the selection what you can do is by using the move tool only to change the position of the selection but not the size and shape of it. Holding the shift key will keep the aspect ratio fixed while you drag. If you hold the Ctrl key, then the resize of selection will happen from the center. This means if you drag the top left, then the bottom right will be fixed and vice versa. Dragging any corner will make the opposite corner to be fixed after the selection is done press enter. Step 7: You can also go to the corner, and an icon will appear to change the size of the selection and make adjustments. This will adjust any one side while keeping the opposite side fixed, and the adjacent sides will be adjusted with the side you drag Step 6: Now, to adjust the selection, move the mouse over the edges, and you will see a rectangle on that edge, and the mouse cursor will change to indicate that you can resize the selection. Click and drag over the area on which you want to select Step 5: Let’s start with the rectangle select tool, which can be found in the toolbox on the left side, or you can press R. In this case, this image already has a color profile embedded in it which will be mapped to GIMP built-in sRGB space. Step 4: If asked to convert to RGB Working space, then convert it. If you have used a recent image, then it will show in the recently used section.

Step 3: Then navigate to the downloaded image and open it in GIMP.

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