PSPI is a GIMP plug-in which allows it to use Photoshop plug-ins. Download PSPI from Gimp.org.
To install it, copy the entire contents of PSPI into the GIMP Plug-ins folder (if you’re running Linux, make sure you copy both the PSPI plug-in and the PSPI.exe, or it will not work) and restart The GIMP, then open the Filters menu and you will see a new entry called "Photopshop Filters Plug-In Settings". Select this option and then use the dialog box to navigate to the folder where your Photoshop plug-ins are located. Also, make sure you store all future Photoshop plugins into this folder.
How to install Plugins, Brushes, etc. in GIMP:
You’ll find three different folders in the application’s program folder. The location of the application folder depends on the operating system you use:
To install it, copy the entire contents of PSPI into the GIMP Plug-ins folder (if you’re running Linux, make sure you copy both the PSPI plug-in and the PSPI.exe, or it will not work) and restart The GIMP, then open the Filters menu and you will see a new entry called "Photopshop Filters Plug-In Settings". Select this option and then use the dialog box to navigate to the folder where your Photoshop plug-ins are located. Also, make sure you store all future Photoshop plugins into this folder.
How to install Plugins, Brushes, etc. in GIMP:
You’ll find three different folders in the application’s program folder. The location of the application folder depends on the operating system you use:
- Windows: the folder is located in C:/Programs/GIMP.
- Mac: right-click and choose the application folder.
- Linux: press Ctrl+H in the Home folder to reveal the hidden .gimp folder.
