According to the upload screen, and the Xero help documentation, the logo image size for use on invoices is 400 wide by 120 high.
When I use an image this size then print to PDF, the actual size of the printed logo is smaller. My calculations suggest about 80% smaller.
Have the default image proportions changed since the introduction of the new branding features for sales invoices? If so, the Xero documentation needs to change also.
Alternatively, if Xero has not changed, maybe Adobe Acrobat's 100% view setting does not, in reality, show the document at actual size.
Has anyone else had this issue?
Hi Adrian, the logo size on invoices and credit notes is indeed 400 pixels wide by 120 pixels high.
I'm guessing when you print from Acrobat, the program is scaling down the PDF, which is the default behavior. When you print the PDF, make sure that "scaling" or "page scaling" is turned off or set to none. Have a go at that and see if it fixes your printing problem..
Permalink Reply by Adrian Pearson on February 21, 2011 at 9:08
Permalink Reply by Adrian Pearson on February 22, 2011 at 10:21 Hi Jeffrey, I think this could be one of those, "we'll never know why" things but, for further information, see this image. I have clipped my screen, showing the logo in an invoice PDF next to the original image in my image editor.
You will see that everything is set to 100%. Puzzled why the logo is represented smaller in Acrobat than in the image editor.
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