PSD to JPG Converter

1. Upload your PSD file (up to 50 MB).
2. Click 'Convert PSD to JPG' — takes 3-10 seconds.
3. Download the JPG — flattened, ready to share.

PSD is Photoshop's layered format — great for editing but not universal. Converting to JPG flattens all visible layers into a single image that plays on every device.

PSD is Photoshop's native format — it preserves every layer, mask, effect, and adjustment in a project file. But PSD files are huge and only viewable in Photoshop or Photoshop-compatible apps. Converting to JPG flattens all visible layers into a single image that plays on every device, browser, and platform.

The converter reads the PSD file, composites all visible layers (respecting blending modes and layer visibility), and encodes the result as a high-quality JPG (quality 92%). Hidden layers are ignored. Output is a flattened JPG.

• Converting Photoshop designs for client review.
• Making PSD files viewable without Photoshop.
• Sharing PSD artwork as universal JPG.
• Preparing PSD previews for social media.
• Converting PSD for web publishing.
• Reducing PSD file size for email.
• Exporting flattened PSD for print.

PSD → JPG composites all visible layers and flattens to a single image. Blending modes, layer masks, and most layer styles are preserved. JPG quality is 92% — sharp and clean.

• Transparency becomes white (JPG limitation).
• Very complex PSDs (100+ layers) may take 10-30 seconds.
• Some layer styles (complex 3D, pattern overlays) may not render perfectly.
• CMYK PSDs are converted to RGB.
• Very large PSDs (100+ MB) aren't supported — use Photoshop.

• Output JPG opens in every browser, viewer, and OS.
• Accepted by every social media and photo platform.
• Printable with full fidelity.
• Standard JPG — no special software needed.
• Ideal for sharing and web publishing.

• Only visible layers are composited — hide layers you don't want.
• Blending modes and masks are respected.
• For transparent output, use PSD → PNG.
• For print, use PSD → TIFF.
• Keep the original PSD if you may edit later.

Hidden layers appear in the output

Only visible layers should appear. If hidden layers show up, ensure they're actually toggled off in Photoshop.

Colors look different from Photoshop

CMYK PSDs are converted to RGB, which may shift colors. For exact print colors, use PSD → TIFF or keep the original.

Transparency became white

JPG doesn't support transparency. Use PSD → PNG for transparent output.

• Adobe — Photoshop File Format
• psd-tools — Python PSD library