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PNG quality for web

New Here ,
Feb 18, 2021 Feb 18, 2021

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Hello, 
I need to create a PNG image for a website widget. It contains a background, some icons and some texts. 
Size: 260x160px

I created it on Illustrator and tried exporting it many ways, but it always ends up being very pixelated and the texts are not neat at all... I vectorized the texts and tried exporting at 72 dpi but it was extremely pixelated.. 

I'm not very familiar with resolutions and all. Could you give me some advice? How can I export this PNG at this size (260x160px) and have it neat?

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Community Expert , Feb 18, 2021 Feb 18, 2021

You might get better results with different anti-aliasing settings, but apart from that it looks as I would expect a 260 x 180 px image to look.

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Please share your image. It may simply be that 260 x 160 px is too small a size to accomodate the level of detail you want.

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Hi, yes. It would be something like this:

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Share the actual export from Illustrator rather than a screenshot.

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Don't expect to be able to read anything at your desired size.

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There it is

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You might get better results with different anti-aliasing settings, but apart from that it looks as I would expect a 260 x 180 px image to look.

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Thanks for your time

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