How To Make Animated Logo Online?

How can I make sure that my logo is "print ready"?

• I am an amateur web designer with a little bit of graphic design experience in creating logos. I created a logo for a client using Adobe Photoshop cs5. Looking back on it now, I found out I should have used Illustrator, because of vector graphics. Learned my mistake, but it's too late to go back and make an exact replica of the logo in something I'm not really familiar with. My question is how can I make sure that my logo is print ready so that it can go on things like small banners, buisness cards, or T-Shirts? A few details about the image: Colors: Black, White, Gray (with some shadowing and bevel effects) Original Image Size: 900 x 800 pixels Pixels Per Inch (PPI): 72 link: http://dtaylordesigns.com/susanlogo Thanks in advance.

• Answer:

  To be print ready, the logo should be saved in at least 150 (ideally 300) dpi/ppi. Make sure the background is transparent (unless it's part of the logo) so that it can be printed on any colour. The most common file format that supports transparency is png (jpg and gif do not). You should also convert the image into CYMK, if you created it in RGB. But since it's black, white, and gray, it might not matter much. Like you said, ideally you should recreate it in Illustrator. I can do that for you (minus the bevel and shadow effects, which I suggest ditching), if you tell me what font the letters are in.