Looking for a freeware image editing/creation tool.

Hi I have been looking around everywhere online for a free small download programme or two I need to be able to open up images, resize them, edit them a little and save them but as either a jpeg, gif or png file - I haven't been able to find any that saves them as any of those file types.
But if there is one something similar to photoshop like that would be good to create web layouts so i would need to be able to copy and paste images into a new image cut out sections and well you know what you need to be able to make web layouts.

Seashore is opensource, and uses Cocoa. It doesn't have all those fancy filters and effects, but it's easy to use and quite a small download.
http://seashore.sourceforge.net/
Martin
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