: How to increase line thickness in an existing raster image? I received an image with colored lines that I need to include in a report. However, the image will be scaled down and the lines
I received an image with colored lines that I need to include in a report.
However, the image will be scaled down and the lines will be thin making it hard to see what color they are (especially in print).
This is a sample of the image. It doesn't make sense on its own, but it's just to show what my source image is.
Can I somehow increase the thickness of these lines? Somehow make them bleed to the surrounding area in their original colour?
The latter aspect is important so a glow (of one colour) is not going to cut it.
If other software is more suitable to do this, please do share. Photoshop was just my first idea.
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Extract the text to its own layer.
Then on the line layer run Filter > Other... > Minimum which will allow you to add pixels to the line while retaining the colors.
(Minimum adds pixels, Maximum subtracts them)
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