Suggestions Regarding Free Image Editing Software

[Butter Bandit]

It seems as though I've heard someone mention a free image/photo editing program for Windows (something similar to photoshop), I just can't recall the name.

I don't need anything fancy, just something that is capable of doing a good job of resizing jpegs, etc. Microsoft Paint simply doesn't work well enough.

[Tr1cK]

I have been using this for years.
http://www.irfanview.com/

[ViN86]

http://www.gimp.org/

[DiscipleDOC]

http://www.gimp.org/
The best image editing software ever.

[Butter Bandit]

Gimp is what I was looking for.

Thanks guys.

[Bman212121]

I'll throw in another great alternative as well, Paint .Net. I find it a lot easier to use for simple tasks, but it still has a lot of the features that you can find on the more in-depth editors.

http://www.getpaint.net/

[CaptNKILL]

I'm going to give GIMP a try myself.

I've been using Paint Shop Pro 7 for about 6 years now because its so easy and convenient, not to mention fast.

How does GIMP scale with older computers? If I like it I may put it on my mom's or my sister's computers.

[Mr Bigman]

I like Paint.net and the Gimp both good free alteritives.

[mcolbourn]

I'll throw in another great alternative as well, Paint .Net. I find it a lot easier to use for simple tasks, but it still has a lot of the features that you can find on the more in-depth editors.

http://www.getpaint.net/

Yea I also like and use Paint.net a lot I would say that it is as good as PSP myself but free.

[stncttr908]

GIMP with GIMPshop (Photoshop-esque GUI for GIMP).

[Butter Bandit]

I'm going to give GIMP a try myself.

I've been using Paint Shop Pro 7 for about 6 years now because its so easy and convenient, not to mention fast.

How does GIMP scale with older computers? If I like it I may put it on my mom's or my sister's computers.

It ran pretty well on the piece of **** dell that I use at the office.