
You can create crisp, clean vector-based icons to use on a website in Inkscape, and then import that design file into GIMP to adjust the pixel resolution and compress as a JPEG for better performance on the web.You can create a vector design and import it into GIMP to be used in a photo (such as a logo watermark to add to the bottom).
For example, you can edit your photos in GIMP and then import the finished JPEG into Inkscape to use within a vector design.Web designers with little to no coding experience and who are not concerned with scaling their designs.
Photographers, digital painters and artists, and game designers. Also capable of performing certain graphic design tasks but the graphic design elements are not scalable and often have “jagged” or “pixelated” edges when looked at closely. Can also be used for digital painting and pixel art (which is used in game design and other applications). When editing or manipulating photos and when free-hand drawing. XCF (GIMP’s native file format – which allows you to save and reopen works that contain layers). Uses raster graphics or a bitmap for display and editing purposes, meaning everything is displayed as pixels in a rectangular pixel grid. A multi-platform photo manipulation tool. Web designers who prefer to directly code their designs into their websites. Anyone who needs to print digital designs ((unless you are printing photos). Graphic designers, marketers, business professionals, and vector artists. When drawing shapes, curves, and text Designing a logo. HTML, as well as to animation files like. Can import raster or bitmap graphics for use within vector designs. Graphics drawn within Inkscape are formula or code based, and thus can be infinitely scaled up or down without any loss of quality. An open source drawing tool for creating and editing Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG).