Question about Microsoft Paint?

Question

I have drawn a picture in Paint, but the lines look pixelated and rough. Is there a way to correct this problem and make the lines look smooth?

Don't ask me why I'm drawing pictures in Paint.

Answer 1

not in paint there isn't, it's far too basic and doesn't contain a blur tool, or anti-aliasing, or pretty much anything useful.

you gets what you pays for - there's no substitute for photoshop.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

I really do not think that you can do that with paint but here is a program called Pixia that is far better then the one you are using and it is free and has no spy-ware or ad-ware. Give it a try. Download are over to the left and pay attention cause there are some for other languages.
http://park18.wakwak.com/~pixia/

Answer 4

If you insist on using MS Paint, then I suggest that you draw the picture on a larger scale, then use the "stretch" function to resize it smaller. That'll do the trick.

Answer 5

Nope. Not in Paint.
Sorry, I hate how that happens. You can try using the brush to smooth it, but that could get messy.

Answer 6

Better try in corel draw(vector ), becouse paint is rasterised.

Answer 7

you could try to use the paintbucket or paintbrush to fill in the lines