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How to Use the Command 'pnmhistmap' (with Examples)

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The pnmhistmap command is a part of the Netpbm toolkit, which is an open-source suite designed for handling and manipulating portable anymap (PNM) images.

How to use the command 'pnminvert' (with examples)

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The pnminvert command is a tool used within the Netpbm toolkit to invert the colors or grayscale values in a Portable Any Map (PNM) image.

How to use the command 'pnmmontage' (with examples)

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The pnmmontage command is a utility from the Netpbm toolkit that creates a montage from multiple PNM (Portable Any Map) images.

How to Use the Command 'pnmnlfilt' (with examples)

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The pnmnlfilt command is part of the Netpbm toolkit, which provides a set of utilities for processing portable anymap (PNM) image files.

How to use the command 'pnmpad' (with examples)

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The pnmpad command is a versatile tool used within the Netpbm suite for image manipulation, specifically designed to add borders to PNM (Portable AnyMap) images.

How to use the command 'pnmquant' (with examples)

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pnmquant is a command-line tool used in image processing to reduce the number of colors in a PNM (Portable Anymap) image to a smaller set.

How to use the command 'pnmquantall' (with examples)

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pnmquantall is a command-line utility that operates as part of the Netpbm toolkit—a suite of graphic manipulation tools.

How to use the command 'pnmscalefixed' (with examples)

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The pnmscalefixed command is a utility from the Netpbm library used for scaling PNM (Portable Any Map) files quickly, even at the cost of some quality reduction.

How to use the command 'pnmshear' (with examples)

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The pnmshear command is an essential tool within the Netpbm suite, primarily used to shear images in the Portable Any Map (PNM) format.

How to use the command 'pnmsmooth' (with examples)

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The pnmsmooth command is part of the Netpbm library, a package of graphics utilities that handles a variety of image formats.

How to use the command 'pnmtile' (with examples)

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The pnmtile command is a utility from the Netpbm suite, designed to replicate an image over a specified area.

How to use the command 'pnmtoddif' (with examples)

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The pnmtoddif command is a utility within the Netpbm toolkit, designed to transform a PNM (Portable Any Map) image into a DDIF (Digital Document Interchange Format) file.

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