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This site is an independent guide to using GIMP on Windows 10 and 11 — it is not an official GIMP resource and isn't affiliated with the GIMP project. That said, we want the information here to be accurate and genuinely useful, and we welcome feedback from readers who spot mistakes, have questions about a specific Windows setup, or want to see a topic covered in more depth.

What we can help with

Use the contact address below if you'd like to:

• Report an error, outdated instruction, or broken link on a page.
• Suggest a Windows-specific topic, tool, or workflow you'd like to see covered.
• Point out something confusing or unclear in one of our guides so we can rewrite it.
• Ask a general question about using GIMP on a Windows 10 or 11 machine.

What we can't help with

We are not able to provide official technical support for GIMP itself, issue refunds or licenses (GIMP is free, open-source software), or troubleshoot installation problems in real time. For direct support, bug reports against the software, or in-depth technical discussion with the people who build GIMP, the project's own community channels are the right place to go: see gimp.org/discuss.html for their forums, mailing lists, and chat options.

Contact address

hello@gimpwindowshub.example

Note: this is a placeholder address included for demonstration purposes. The site owner should replace it with a real, monitored contact address before publishing.

What to include in a page bug report

If you're reporting an error on a specific page, a little detail goes a long way toward getting it fixed quickly. Please include:

1. The page URL or title where you found the issue.
2. A short description of what's wrong (outdated instructions, a broken link, a typo, a step that doesn't work as described).
3. Your Windows version (Windows 10 or Windows 11) and GIMP version, if the issue is related to a specific step or menu location.
4. Screenshots, if the problem is visual or involves a menu or dialog that looks different from what's described.

Response expectations

This is an independently run guide, not a full-time support desk, so replies may take some time. We read every message but can't guarantee a response to every question, especially ones better suited to the community channels linked above. Corrections and factual errors are generally prioritized so the guides stay accurate for future readers.

For general background on the site and what it covers, see our About page. If you're just getting started, the download and installation guides are good first stops, and the FAQ answers many common Windows-related questions already.