Halftone lines are a technique used in printing and image reproduction to simulate continuous tones using only dots of varying sizes. By varying the density and size of these dots, halftone lines create the illusion of gradients and shades in an image, even though they're composed of discrete dots. This method is commonly employed in newspapers, magazines, and other printed materials to reproduce photographs and artwork with limited color or grayscale capabilities.

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