I've seen other posts about this issue, but none has lead me to a solution. I have altered my logo to 96dpi, which is the most common solution proposed. I have saved it as all manner of formats, but nothing seems to prevent my logo from becoming blurry at
the other end. What I mean by this is that I HAVE been able to save my logo in good resolution in my signature in Outlook 2013. It looks great when I select it to send an email (and I found the best format to be when I save for Microsoft Office in Adobe Illustrator),
but then when I get that email in my Gmail inbox, the logo has turned grainy and, frankly, crappy.
Has anyone out there figured this out? I repeat: my original image is great quality, scaled to 96 dpi to avoid resizing by Outlook, but this is making no significant difference.
Thanks
Hi there,
I found a way to make the image crisp. It can be any size as to how you would like it displayed but it must be
96 dpi. Here are the steps I took to create the signature:
THE LOGO/IMAGE
- Create your logo/image in your favorite image editor in any size you want.
- Ensure the quality of the logo/image is
96dpi
- Save as PNG, it can be interlaced or not. Up to you. Whats the difference?
Click here to find out.
CREATE THE SIGNATURE
- Open Word and create your signature but without the logo/image. Set the type and size of the font.
- Copy+Paste the signature into the edit signature box in Outlook.
- Drag+Drop the PNG file of the logo/image you created straight into the edit signature box in Outlook.
- If the size of the logo/image is not to you liking, just keep editing the size in your photo image editor until satisfied but the quality of the image must be
96 dpi!
And voila! The image is no longer blurry/fuzzy! Hope this helps.
