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LugiaFreak

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    I have a custom-made avatar saved on MS Paint, and it's not over 130 by 130 pixels, but I keep getting a message that says 'This is not a valid image file.'

    Do I have to save the image as something specific, like JPEG?
     
    Saving as a PNG, GIF or JPEG should allow your avatar to be used, presuming the file is 41 kB or less in size.

    Edit: Buh, my dawdling meant I was beaten. :<
     
    Saving as a PNG, GIF or JPEG should allow your avatar to be used, presuming the file is 41 kB or less in size.
    Do any of those show a better quality picture then the others? Or is it all the same?
     
    Do any of those show a better quality picture then the others? Or is it all the same?

    It'll depend on the compression level you choose if you're saving in a high-end graphic program, but in MS Paint the quality scale normally goes (from best to worst) PNG > GIF > JPEG.
     
    It'll depend on the compression level you choose if you're saving in a high-end graphic program, but in MS Paint the quality scale normally goes (from best to worst) PNG > GIF > JPEG.

    Actually PNG > JPEG > GIF it just depends on the quality in which you save the JPEG as.
    100 should be used unless you want to save memory by lowering the quality.
     
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