Open a Photoshop PSD without Photoshop and save it as a PNG. You get the flattened image the file was saved with; layers are merged, not exported one by one.
Need WebP, AVIF or another format? Use the Image Format Converter.
Works in your browser. What you paste or upload is processed on your device.
Select or drop your .psd files. A preview, the document size and the layer count appear for each one.
The preview is the picture you'll get: all visible layers merged.
Press Convert to PNG. Big documents take a few seconds.
Save each PNG, or all of them as one ZIP.
A PSD is Photoshop's working file: layers, masks, text and effects. When Photoshop saves it, it normally also stores a finished, flattened copy of the whole picture. This tool reads that copy in your browser and saves it as a PNG at the document's full size, with transparent areas kept, so you can view, share or upload a PSD without Photoshop.
Before you convert, the tool shows the document size, colour mode and how many layers the file has, plus the small preview Photoshop stores. 8 and 16-bit RGB, greyscale and CMYK documents are supported; the PNG is 8-bit RGB.
What this is not: layers aren't exported one by one, and hidden layers stay hidden. Text, smart objects and effects come out as they look, as pixels. If a PSD was saved with "Maximize compatibility" turned off, it has no finished copy inside and the result is blank or one flat colour; the tool warns you, and re-saving with that option on fixes it. Large documents need plenty of memory and work best on a computer.
Clients, developers and printers often receive PSDs they can't open. A PNG of the finished design is what they actually need, and it keeps transparency for logos and UI assets, without paying for or installing Photoshop.
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Yes. Add the PSD here and you'll see a preview straight away; converting gives you a full-size PNG you can open anywhere.
No. You get one PNG of the whole design with the visible layers merged, exactly as Photoshop last saved it. To export single layers you need Photoshop or another PSD editor.
Yes. If the design has no background layer, the transparent areas stay transparent in the PNG.
The PSD was saved with Maximize compatibility turned off, so it contains no finished picture. Open it in Photoshop, turn on Maximize compatibility under Preferences > File Handling, save, and convert again.
Yes, because the PNG uses the finished picture Photoshop rendered when it saved, so fonts, effects and adjustment layers already look as they did in Photoshop.
No. The PSD is read by your browser and stays on your device, which matters for client work under NDA.
No, only .psd files. Very large PSDs can also run out of memory on phones; a computer works best.
1 free run per tool per day. After that each run costs 5 credits with a free account, covering up to 30 files.
Each one opens on its own page and works straight away, with no sign-up.
Save the JPG preview inside DNG, CR2, CR3, NEF, ARW, RAF and ORF files
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