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https://github.com/kamilburda/gimp-color-clip

GIMP plug-in that darkens/brightens a given percentage of the darkest/brightest pixels in a drawable
https://github.com/kamilburda/gimp-color-clip

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GIMP plug-in that darkens/brightens a given percentage of the darkest/brightest pixels in a drawable

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Color Clip
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Color Clip is a [GIMP](https://www.gimp.org/) plug-in that darkens/brightens a given percentage of the darkest/brightest pixels in a drawable.
The drawable can be a layer, layer mask or channel.

Color Clip works similarly to the GIMP's built-in tool Normalize (`Colors -> Auto -> Normalize`), except that the black and white clip percentages are adjustable.
In fact, Color Clip with the percentages set to 0% achieves the same effect as Normalize.

Installation
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GIMP 2.10 is required.

1. In GIMP, locate the folder containing GIMP plug-ins - open GIMP and go to Edit → Preferences → Folders → Plug-Ins.
2. Copy the `color_clip` folder inside one of the folders identified in step 1.

For Windows, make sure you have GIMP installed with support for Python scripting.

For Linux, make sure you use a GIMP installation bundled as Flatpak (which can be downloaded from the [official GIMP page](https://www.gimp.org/downloads/)) or AppImage.

For macOS, make sure you have Python 2.7 installed.

Usage
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Open an image in GIMP, select `Colors -> Color Clip...` and adjust the clip percentages as desired.

Example
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Original (left) and with Color Clip applied with 5% white clip and 5% black clip (right):

![Example of Color Clip](docs/color_clip_example.png)

Support
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You can report issues, ask questions or request new features on the [GitHub issues page](https://github.com/kamilburda/gimp-color-clip/issues).

License
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Color Clip is licensed under the [BSD 3-Clause](LICENSE) license.