: How to fix up this blurry part? I am making a logo for my site and for that i tried working on photoshop with a very small screen (136 x 54 px) with 300px/inch However its getting really

@Moriarity648

What you are seeing is not "blurring". It's called antialiasing.

Antialiasing is a method of stopping fonts looking jagged when viewed at 100%. When you zoom in on text more than 100% you will begin to see the pixels, and you can clearly see the antialiasing.

It can be switched off in Photoshop, however when viewed at 100% the text will no longer look smooth. To switch off antialiasing, in the tool options of the Text Tool, change the antialiasing setting to "none".



In the top example you can see antialiased text zoomed in and at 100%. The text at 100% looks sharp and the letter X is smooth. Below that you can see an example of text with antialising off, with the text at 100% you can clearly see the letter X has jagged pixels.

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@Nimeshi706

You can take the Pencil tool and edit your antialiased image pixel by pixel into a good shape. In pixel dimensions this low that's not much work.

Anti-aliasing is the standard method to get good average appearance when for example something is scaled to smaller size. Unfortunately it makes the editing difficult.

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