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== Adding Guidelines in GIMP == There are several methods to add guidelines in GIMP: === 1. Dragging from Rulers === The simplest way to add guidelines is by dragging them from the rulers: 1. Ensure rulers are visible (View > Show Rulers). 2. Click and drag from the top ruler to create a horizontal guide. 3. Click and drag from the left ruler to create a vertical guide[1]. === 2. Using the Image Menu === For more precise placement: 1. Go to Image > Guides > New Guide (by Percent)[1]. 2. Choose the direction (Horizontal or Vertical). 3. Set the position as a percentage of the image dimensions. 4. Click OK to create the guide[1]. === 3. New Guide by Pixels === For pixel-specific placement: 1. Go to Image > Guides > New Guide. 2. Select the direction. 3. Enter the exact pixel position. 4. Click OK[19]. === 4. Creating Multiple Guides === To add multiple guides at once: 1. Use the "Multiple Guides" plug-in from the GAT tools set. 2. Access it via Tools > Gimp-Atelier > Multiple Guides[10]. === 5. Creating Guides from Selection === To create guides based on a selection: 1. Make a selection using any selection tool. 2. Go to Image > Guides > New Guide from Selection[15]. === 6. Creating Center Guides === For center alignment: 1. Go to Image > Guides > New Guide (by Percent). 2. Set the position to 50% for both horizontal and vertical guides[4].
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