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Articles about logo sizing & layout.

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  • Logo sizing for responsive websites

    There is no single ideal logo size for a website. Learn how to size a logo relative to your layout, when to switch to a compact symbol, and why vector files matter.

    October 31, 2026

  • Change artboard size in Adobe Illustrator

    How to resize the artboard (canvas) in Adobe Illustrator for a vector logo: the main methods, the steps, and what to check before you export.

    October 31, 2026

  • Google Workspace Logo Dimensions

    What “Google Workspace logo dimensions” really means: why vector logos have no fixed size, how horizontal lockups scale, and which details to confirm in official guidance.

    October 31, 2026

  • Recommended WordPress Logo Sizes: What Actually Determines the Right Dimensions

    WordPress has no single required logo size. Your theme sets the logo area. Here is how to find it, size the file for sharp display, and prepare it from vector artwork.

    October 31, 2026

  • Change canvas size in Aseprite

    How to enlarge or crop the canvas in Aseprite without scaling your artwork, how it differs from Sprite Size, and what it means for pixel-based logo files.

    October 31, 2026

  • Logo Resolution in Photoshop: What Changing It Can and Cannot Fix

    How logo resolution works in Photoshop, why raising ppi or upsampling cannot restore a blurry logo, which file properties to check first, and when to redraw it as vector.

    October 31, 2026

  • Logo Sizing for WordPress Websites

    There is no single ideal WordPress logo size. Learn how theme settings, high-density screens, compact symbol variants and vector files determine the right dimensions.

    October 31, 2026

  • Bilinear Interpolation Image Scaling: What It Means for a Raster Logo

    How bilinear interpolation resizes a raster logo, how it compares with nearest-neighbor and bicubic resampling, and why vector paths avoid the problem.

    October 31, 2026

  • Photoshop Change Canvas Size: How to Add Space Around a Logo

    How to change or increase canvas size in Photoshop without resizing your logo: the Canvas Size dialog, anchor point, extension color, the Crop tool and how to verify the result.

    October 31, 2026

  • Adobe Photoshop Scaling: How to Resize a Logo Without Distorting It

    How to scale a logo proportionally in Adobe Photoshop with Free Transform or Image Size, keep edges sharp with Smart Objects and shape layers, and check the result.

    October 31, 2026

  • Pixel Art Shading: Light and Shadow for Pixel-Grid Icons and Favicons

    How to shade pixel art icons and favicons: pick one light source, build a short color ramp, place highlights and shadows pixel by pixel, and check readability at real size.

    October 31, 2026

  • Canvas Size vs Image Size in Photoshop: Which One Expands the Canvas

    Canvas Size adds or removes space around your artwork without scaling it, while Image Size scales or resamples the whole document. Learn which to use when expanding a logo canvas.

    October 31, 2026

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