: I believe what you're looking for is subpixel rendering. It's a way of tricking the eye and the display into rendering images sharply at smaller sizes. In your case, I would have 2 files,

@Nimeshi706

I believe what you're looking for is subpixel rendering. It's a way of tricking the eye and the display into rendering images sharply at smaller sizes.

In your case, I would have 2 files, one for < 24px and one for > 24px. A lot of the details you put into a smaller icon don't translate to smaller sizes.

subpixel rendering: www.typophile.com/node/60577 @rogie at Komodo Media does a lot with the differences between super-small and large icon sizes. Download some of his icons for examples of what you should do to make small icons render well. www.komodomedia.com/download/
I hope that helps!

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