How do I hide the grid overlay while using the Perspective tool in GIMP?
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When I use the Perspective transform tool in GIMP, a large grid appears over the layer and makes it hard to see the image while adjusting the corners. Can this grid overlay be turned off or reduced?
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In the tool options for the perspective tool, under "Guides", you can select "No guides". There are other options, as well, for a sparser grid, etc.
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Yes. In the Perspective tool’s Tool Options, look for the Guides setting and change it to No guides to remove the grid overlay. If you still want some visual help, you can also choose one of the other guide options for a less dense grid.
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