[Cap]

I have been working on designing a logo for a forum, but I can't seem to make it right. The issue is that the text in the logo becomes blurry and not crisp/sharp. It looks great while in Photoshop, but once I export to web, save as PNG-24, it becomes blurry. Are there any tricks to making the logo sharp/crisp? My process right now is the anti-alias is sharp, I'm using the Arial font, then when it's ready, I go to File > Export > Save for Web > PNG-24.

[Internet Security]

try downsizing the logo and see if that improves the quality of the logo, also the mybb theme could possibly be resizing the logo?

[I-I I-I]

Check Configuration if you are using MyBB. As said above , decrease the size of your logo.

[Wires]

I very much doubt this is an MyBB issue. Upload it to a Image hosting site such as Imgur. How does it look there? From there you may want to redownload your logo directly from Imgur and then use it as your logo if that helps.

[Elitas]

I very much doubt this is an MyBB issue. Upload it to a Image hosting site such as Imgur. How does it look there? From there you may want to redownload your logo directly from Imgur and then use it as your logo if that helps.

Unless it's a theme issue. Maybe the theme is placing the board logo image within a div with forced dimensions (via CSS).

[NotAPC]

I have seen some themes try to resize the logo/avatars/etc and causing it to do the same. Going to have to look in the .CSS and make sure it isnt reszing to ***x***.

One way to tell is to make the image a lot smaller or bigger and see if the logo is the same size on the forum.

[Cap]

I very much doubt this is an MyBB issue. Upload it to a Image hosting site such as Imgur. How does it look there? From there you may want to redownload your logo directly from Imgur and then use it as your logo if that helps.

I uploaded it to Imgur and it looks just like the MyBB logo, blurry still. I also tried resizing the logo to be a little smaller, but the same effect.

[D3xus]

Sounds like you're showing the image at a higher resolution than it's supposed to be at. Do you have the ability to make the image any bigger natively? Do you have a vector of the image you can manipulate?