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DE_GAME · Apr 3, 2019

Hello BlackHatters need help from an expert please I want to reduce the size of the image above to 157x25 without losing its quality ,I tried alot of things and tools which I could get my hands on but image picks on becoming blur or stretched after reducing it Samples below

=Blur

= stretched

Already google the solution tried a lot of online tools site that google brought up still didn't work also I tried changing the format to .png,.Jpg,.svg still no solution yet.

Please help me out guys, will really appreciate.

VeeGeeN · Apr 3, 2019

Here you go

SamLewis · Apr 3, 2019

DE_GAME · Apr 3, 2019

VeeGeeN said:
Here you go

Thanks so much, you were the person that recommended me a solution to seo issue now helping me out, again thanks so much once more. So such love for this community BHW.

SamLewis said:
View attachment 114443

thanks lot really appreciate ,but which tool did you guys use to do it.

VeeGeeN · Apr 3, 2019

DE_GAME said:
Thanks so much, you were the person that recommended me a solution to seo issue now helping me out, again thanks so much once more. So such love for this community BHW.

thanks lot really appreciate ,but which tool did you guys use to do it.

You're welcome dude

Photoshop. Create the file with dimensions > Copy the picture on to your canvas > Ctrl + T (Free transform) > Keep your finger on shift and grab the corners and decrease the size until it fits (keeps the dimensions in ratio) > New layer below and fill it with the background

Gogol · Apr 3, 2019

This is pretty common. It happens when I use Photoshop for making logo. Once I switched to a vector graphics software (i use inkscape), this problem was gone. Even 16 x 16 images render razor sharp now.

blogzandstuff · Apr 3, 2019

DE_GAME said:
Thanks so much, you were the person that recommended me a solution to seo issue now helping me out, again thanks so much once more. So such love for this community BHW.

thanks lot really appreciate ,but which tool did you guys use to do it.

If you don't have Photoshop gimp does it, import of drag over your image, click image in menu and change size, best of all it's free

DE_GAME · Apr 4, 2019

Gogol said:
This is pretty common. It happens when I use Photoshop for making logo. Once I switched to a vector graphics software (i use inkscape), this problem was gone. Even 16 x 16 images render razor sharp now.

Anything settings required to achieve this or just create logo and save no image quality loss

Deleted member 813988 · Apr 4, 2019

save for web > png

Gogol · Apr 4, 2019

DE_GAME said:
Anything settings required to achieve this or just create logo and save no image quality loss

Just create image and save. There will be no quality loss, with the default options.

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