This script is a simple add-on to the wonderful service textify.com provides: You give LaTeX-Code and get the formula as an image to add it e.g. into an presentation (who wants to use Microsoft Formula Editor??) Using this add-on you take gimp as an proxy that is able to change the text-color (textify.com only provides plain black on white background with some alpha-pixels). You may choose an image size as textify.com provides it and get an _real_ alpha background image and you favorite text color. read more »
A simple script to generate a template for a Door Hanger. The template generated is at a 300dpi resolution and is 900X3000 pixels (ie 3 X10 inches when printed).

In order to understand how this script works, we must focus on the selection mask, that is the channel related to the selection (you can view it either by activating Quick Mask or by saving the selection as a channel). Referring to this mask, the script eliminates every area that is composed from non-white pixels and is completely enclosed by a fence of white pixels; since the elimination consists in filling such areas of the mask with white, the corresponding holes of the selection will disappear. read more »

The purpose of this script is to generate multiple copies of a drawable into the image where the drawable is. It is helpful especially whenever you have to get several duplicates of a drawable, because like this you can avoid repeating the 'Duplicate Layer' or 'Duplicate Channel' commands of the GUI so many times. Moreover, this script allows to displace the duplicates of a drawable along both horizontal and vertical directions through the offset parameters, so that you can easily achieve a sequence of equidistant drawables which should be otherwise obtained step by step. read more »
The script I've written adds two layers to an image which overlay the active layer with dates and a grid of lines producing a calendar for the specified month. It is not so much intended to create a complete calendar, but to be used as a tool in creating calendars. The command appears in the menus as "Filters->Render->Calendar..."
The options presented in the dialog are:
* Month - the month to be used
* Year - the year to be used
* Sunday first - if checked then Sunday is the first day of the week, otherwise Monday
* Font - the font to be used read more »
What is Color Spotter? Basically, it's contrast, but "centered" around a color. Another way to see it is as another "Color selection" tool: you specify an image, a kind of threshold, and it selects color that are close to the one you specified; only, Color Spotter keeps every pixel from the image, darkening the wanted colors, brightening the others. read more »
Questo script in python altro non è che una mia personalizzazione e relativa traduzione in italiano basato sul codice "Batch resize" di Carol Spears.
Ho volutamente messo i margini a zero perchè le miniature impaginate possano essere agevolmente tagliate ed ottenere delle piccole foto da un'impaginato grande. Io lo uso per creare in maniera del tutto automatica dei mini album partendo dall'impaginato grande, infatti ci sono pure le misure che uso io col mio laboratorio che stampa in banda 406mm. Si può comunque utilizzare pure per creare delle provinature nei vari formati. read more »
This plug-in changes colors in an image based on the HSV difference between two colors. This is particularly useful for applying color themes to existing images.
It avoids burning out high saturation and value at the expense of compression them somewhat when the difference goes towards higher saturation and value.
Current bugs/missing features include:
Undo does not work.
It can't be used on indexed images, even though it would frequently have enough colors. read more »
This script resizes the brush that is currently selected.
I DID NOT write this script, I only adapted it so that it works on both windows and linux.
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