What are the Types of Blur filters in GIMP?
In GIMP, a blur is a set of filters that blur images or a part of them. In GIMP, there are eight types of blur filters, namely:
How to Blur Images and Background using GIMP
Follow the steps below to make images blurry in GIMP. Launch GIMP and load the image that you want to blur.
Click a Selection tool from the toolbox (Choose the one that is suited to select the things in your image to blur). You can use the Rectangle select tool for signs, the Eclipse select tool for faces, and the Free select tool for things that have an irregular shape. In this tutorial, we have selected the Rectangle select tool. Click and drag the cursor over the parts of the image you want to blur.
Click the Filter tab, then hover the cursor over the Blur option. Now, select the type of blur you want from the list (we chose the Gaussian blur).
A Gaussian blur dialog box will open Adjust the settings for the type of blur you are applying. Click OK after you are satisfied with the preview of the effects, apply to the blur Use one of the selection tools to select another area of the image, and then repeat the process to make more things blurry, if needed
Now save the image. We hope this tutorial helps you understand how to make images blurry in GIMP; if you have questions about the tutorial, let us know in the comments. Now read: How to add text in GIMP.
What is a selective blur filter in GIMP?
The Selective Blur filter is an excellent tool for reducing graininess in photos without blurring sharp edges. By setting a threshold, you can control which pixels are blurred, making an excellent choice for keeping your photos sharp and clear. This is useful for creating depth-of-field effects or simply blurring a background while keeping the foreground in focus.
