GIMP Plugin Registry

File->Export Layers->

Prompts for a folder to save PNG files. Pretty straightforward. *Requires* python!

Tested in 2.6.1 on linux and 2.6.6 on XP.

Updated with a toggle to flatten (remove transparency).

NOTE: the registry added a .txt extension - you need to rename to file to just 'export_layers-0.3.py'.

LayerGroups subsystem for Gimp

A Python plugin that exports a GIMP image as a Shockwave Flash file or the layers of an GIMP image as a Shockwave Flash animation. The package "swftools" is required.

Presented by familie redlich :systeme

Download, screenshot and more information at

http://my.opera.com/area42/blog/flash-swf-export-for-gimp

This script (script-fu) allows users saving PNG with different size formats at once. It is useful if you are creating e.g. icons and you want to save all size formats at once. You can select:
- 512 x 512px
- 256 x 256px
- 128 x 128px
- 64 x 64px
- 48 x 48px
- 32 x 32px
- 22 x 22px
- 16 x 16px
See description here:
http://www.phoca.cz/documents/35-gimp/126-saving-png-image-with-differen...

Creating XHTML source and cascading stylesheet from any Layer of the image. Supported features:

• Default font
• Background color, font color and link color
• clipping
• visibilty and opacity
• z-index and name
• position, width and height
• Text layers and text styles (requires Gimp 2.5.x or higher)

Presented by familie redlich :systeme

Download, screenshot and more information at  read more »

This is rather old stuff, I was looking for an easy way to create html templates in an easy but open source kind of way. It is a perl-fu plugin for Gimp which allows you to draw your template as a multi-layered image, then automatically export it to html + individual png files. It was originally written for Gimp v.1, but it seems to work fine with Gimp v.2

# AUTHOR: Michael K. Nacos
# LICENSE: GPL (http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html)
# DESCRIPTION: perl-fu plugin for gimp which converts a multi-layered
# image to an html template + corresponding png images  read more »