Converting images to website

[bvcxtds]

Hello guys, I am a beginner in coding and I am coding my own website for my clothing brand.

I am trying to put my logo in the top left on the webpage but every time I convert the image into px, I lose so much quality and you can hardly make out with the image is.

I need some advice on how to go around this, and im slimming down my logo to width=150 and height=50.


Thanks everyone!

[gcmax]

This isn't/shouldn't be a coding issue. Do you use Photoshop? The standard image resizing in Photoshop is set to optimze for reducing size, maintaining best quality. Don't use javascript or mspaint for this!

[sunfighter]

And if you don't have $500 try IrFanView or GIMP, both Free.

[bvcxtds]

I am pretty knowledgable when it comes to resizing an image or so, but I am overlooking the solution. I have access to All the adobe products, but even when i still try to reduce my image size into pixel i lose a lot of quality and just becomes pixilated!!!!

Someone explain this to me please!

And thanks for the feed back everyone really appreciate it!! Much love.

[Excavator]

Hello bvcxtds,
Open your image in PS,
click File/Save for Web

Decide how you want to save your file, .jpg, .png ...

If it's just an image with no transparency, I'd recommend .jpg with a medium or high quality setting.

Set Image Size in the width/height boxes.

Click Save

...

If that still doesn't work for you, upload your image here and maybe we can figure out why.

[dipu56R]

You can easily do it by using many online images Converting website or any image converting software like as adobe photoshop which is absolutely free for everyone. Here you can not only resizes your images but also give them a beautiful look for trusted online people. Also you can use IrFanView or GIMP for resizing your Images.
Thanks for asking your question. If you want to more about it please post your question..............