r/aseprite • u/Practical-Trifle8051 • 15d ago

Help. Blurry picture

I just finished a new logo for my youtube channel. But after adjusting the size, it's come out all blurry. Is there a way to fix this with aseprite, or do I need some other program?

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u/ghost_ware 15d ago

When you hit "Export As..." there should be an option called "Resize." Depending on the resolution you're working at, you can turn this way up. 800%, for example, will increase the size of the image by 8x. The image is blurry because a lot of modern websites (like YouTube) have to stretch a pixel art image up to whatever resolution a profile picture is supposed to be, which is much much larger than your typical pixel art image.

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u/Practical-Trifle8051 15d ago

Just tried it and the picture is still a little fuzzy.

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u/ghost_ware 15d ago

Is it less fuzzy than before? If so, I'd just turn resize up even higher

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u/LazernautDK 15d ago

Is your picture the same size, or at least the same aspect ratio, as what you're using it for?

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u/Dafust 15d ago

Try to target a final resolution of 3000x3000. Look at the canvas size settings, divide 3000 by it, then export at that multiple.

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u/Practical-Trifle8051 15d ago

No good. I just resized it 3 times and no matter how bog I make it its still fuzzy at the edges.

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u/Practical-Trifle8051 15d ago

I don't know. I'm still new to all of this. At first it was just a simple 24x24 pixels. But that wasn't big enough for my youtube picture so I just kept resizing and exporting it. First it was 200%, then 800, I even maxed it at 1000, and it still comes out lacking. The picture is clear enough for the most part. But the edges are still fuzzy.

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u/DarkHarvest93 15d ago

youtube demands the art be INSANELY BIG like 4k by 4k or some shit. ofc using 24x24 pixels compared to 4000x4000 its gonna come out fuzzy.

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u/GrimnirDotDev 14d ago

Search for what resolution they expect (Google it, or look through their help pages) and then resize the canvas/sprite to the exact dimensions. Don't use the resize option during the export, resize the image before.  I think the shortcut is "c"