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I have two existing images that are identical in size and I would like to combine them, so that I can see a "faded" version of one image on top of the other.

In other words, I want to make "Image A" semi-transparent / opaque and place it on top of "Image B", so that I can see "Image B" and see a faded version of "Image A" (over the top of "Image B").

I am using The GIMP 2.10.30.

Gregory Opera
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  • Is "The GIMP" correct? should it not just be "GIMP" ? – Digital Lightcraft Feb 07 '22 at 15:50
  • It's "GIMP", though it should be "The GIMP" is you ask me, because the acronym stands for "GNU Image Manipulation Program"... Having used "GIMP" since Day One and knowing its acronym since that time, I write "The GIMP" out of habit. – Gregory Opera Feb 14 '22 at 22:04

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  • Open bottom image in Gimp
  • Use File > Open as layers to load the second image above the first one
  • In the Layers list (Ctr-L if you don't see it), use the "Opacity" slider at the top of the list to set opacity to taste (slider applies to layer selected in the list below)
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