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I am currently finishing logo in Photoshop. Logo will be used in Instagram header(or whatever it's called) and also will be printed on all kinds of different stuff of various sizes.
I need an advise on what would be a reasonable resolution/file size to save logo when passing it to customer?
If the logo lends itself to vector format, and (arguably) it should, then you'd be better off designing it in a vector editing program (like Illustrator) and not having to worry about the resolution at all.
You are doing it wrong. You should not use PhotoIShouldNotUseItForLogosShop
Your logo is now limited to the fixed size you made it.
resolution/file size to save logo
This also has no sense. Resolution is not a parameter to take into account. Resolution is just a metadata on a file.
File size has no sense either. A parameter is never "a 1 Mbyte file".
will be used in an Instagram header
Here is the only place there is a specific image size. A simple google search: "Instagram Logo Size" says 110x110px.
https://www.google.com.mx/search?q=instagram+logo+size
also will be printed on all kinds of different stuff of various sizes
You need to remake the logo on a vector based program. Corel Draw, Illustrator, Affinity designer or Inkscape.
