How to Fix Perspective in Gimp

Last Updated: March 29, 2019

Sometimes, you just don't get the right perspective on a shot. There are ways that you can fix that using various software. This article will show you how to do it with Gimp.

Steps

1
Open your file in Gimp. Make and save a copy as *.xcf.
2
Put in the guide lines. On the top and the right of your image, you will see small black arrows. Click near them and drag down two sets of guidelines; two vertical, two horizontal.

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3
Click on the perspective icon and then click on the image.
4
Using the corners on the image, start moving the image around.
- You don't have to make it go to all of the guides. The guides are just that, guides.
5
Once you have it the way you want it, click on Transform.

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Community Q&A

Question

Is it possible to see the before and after? It's still unclear what this guide will allow me to do with GIMP.

Anonymous WikiHower

Community Answer

A fullish before and after is already here. Just scroll to the first step, and then go to step five.