Maybe they have a Photoshop in mind or some other design programm, with low resolutions. I must ask them what they mean when they give this kind of sizes. If you think that I should make for example a file for a scarf, 5748x5748 pixels - it is HUGE! It is about 79,82 inches. Maybe I must just make a file, then calculate the percentage how much I must scale my artboard to get the right pixel-size.
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I just try to with trial and error make the pixels they want. But for this other company, it does not work at all like that. They have given the measurements in inches and recommend to use 300dpi, and I get what I want. In other POD company my files, however, work perfectly. I' d like to make an exact size/product so that it would fit in the product nicely. When I choose that size in pixels for the artboard and then export it, (and I must use the 300dpi, not lower) I get a file that is far too much large. I have got instructions to give my files in certain sizes, in Pixels. If you were to place (File > Place, then click with the loaded graphics icon on the page) this JPG image into InDesign at 100% of the size, it'd still be 10 x 10 cm. Open the JPG in Photoshop and choose Image > Image Size, and set the Width and Height units of measurement to cm or mm. You can check that using Adobe Photoshop for example. However more pixels doesn't change the physical print-dimension, it will still be 10 x 10 cm. When exporting as a JPG and selecting/setting the resolution, you don't change the physical print-dimensions (wxh) of the artwork, instead you create a version that contains more pixels on an inch as you increase the resolution during the export.Ī 10 x 10 cm document, exported at 300 ppi (pixels per inch), will end up being a 10 x 10cm document at 1182 x 1182 pixels.
Alternatively save the Illustrator logo as a PDF, and print it from Adobe Acrobat or Acrobat Reader.Print artwork straight from Adobe Illustrator: File > Print.That means you can print it at any size you want without loss of quality.Īlso what application are you printing the JPG from? Is there a reason you are rasterising the logo by exporting it a JPG? Illustrator is a vector drawing program, which allows you to create resolution independent artwork.
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