I don’t think there is any software/apps that do that automatically.

I use Corel Graphics Suite and what I’d do is open CorelDraw, use the eyedropper tool to identify the color, create the box and line, convert to a bitmap and export it as a .jpg.

Only five quick steps. Here’s what it might look like:

Thanks for taking time-out to reply Mike!
Was assuming that there must have been an app or program involved to do that? Couldn’t wish for a more informative response to get me on the right track. :thumbsup:
Much appreciated!

I use CorelDraw, but there are other vector-based programs such as Adobe Illustrator, Inkscape (free, I think), and others. It’s much easier for me to create the boxes, lines, etc. using vectors than to try to do it in Corel PhotoPaint, a raster-based program.

If you are familiar with and have the clone tool, the process can be done that way, too.

Here’s a sample of the same process using Corel Photo-Paint, the raster-based program. Only two steps, but I use Draw a lot so it’s easier for me to do it there due to more control.