Transfer Logo from AutoCAD to other programs

[celesteboydston418087]

Hoping someone out there can help. I created a logo for my company in AutoCAD MEP. I want to "grab" it and use it on my website and also create letterhead, business cards, etc. What is the best format to use when saving/exporting it that will give me the best quality/flexibility? So far I created the cards and letterhead in AutoCAD so everything is crisp; however, when I transferred the image to my website I looks like I took a snapshot (****** quality) which is basically what I did. Any ideas? Thanks in Advance.

Celeste

[tedg]

Hoping someone out there can help. I created a logo for my company in AutoCAD MEP. I want to "grab" it and use it on my website and also create letterhead, business cards, etc. What is the best format to use when saving/exporting it that will give me the best quality/flexibility? So far I created the cards and letterhead in AutoCAD so everything is crisp; however, when I transferred the image to my website I looks like I took a snapshot (****** quality) which is basically what I did. Any ideas? Thanks in Advance.

Celeste

Well.... it depends on what you want... for printing/reproducing purposes, typically an EPS format is best.
You can export to an EPS..
But if you simply need an image, you can export as Bmp or maybe plot to a PDF and then create a JPG from that..

Just some ideas..

[dgorsman]

But if you simply need an image, you can export as Bmp or maybe plot to a PDF and then create a JPG from that..

PNG or TIF would be a better choice. Regardless, you'll need to clean it up in an image editor prior to use, so it may make more sense to only do linework and use the editor to handle any fills and similar features.

[Ed Jobe]

PNG or TIF would be a better choice. Regardless, you'll need to clean it up in an image editor prior to use, so it may make more sense to only do linework and use the editor to handle any fills and similar features.

And If you had SnagIt (highly useful screen capture program) you can simply plot to PNG.

[celesteboydston418087]

Thank you all of you! The advice has helped me greatly. Sometimes all you have to do is ask....

Celeste