PSD to PNG Converter
Open Photoshop PSD files in your browser, preview the layers and export the image or any layer as PNG, JPG or WEBP. No Photoshop and no upload needed.
Open a PSD to see its layers. Toggle the eye to hide or show a layer in the preview and export.
Tip: the preview uses the composite image saved inside the PSD. When you hide layers, it is rebuilt from the layers, so adjustment layers, effects and smart filters may look slightly different.
How to use PSD to PNG
- 1
Open your PSD
Drop a .psd or .psb file. It is read on your device and never uploaded.
- 2
Choose layers
Hide or show layers with the eye icon, or click a layer to preview it on its own.
- 3
Export
Download the full image or a single layer as PNG, JPG or WEBP, or every layer at once as a ZIP.
Open PSD files without Photoshop
PSD is Adobe Photoshop's native format. It keeps every layer, mask and effect, which makes it perfect for editing but awkward to share: most apps, websites and phones cannot open it. This converter reads PSD and PSB files directly in your browser and turns them into standard images that work everywhere.
What you can do
- Convert the whole image to PNG (lossless, keeps transparency), JPG (small, universal) or WEBP (smallest for the web).
- Browse layers and groups with thumbnails, names, opacity and blend modes.
- Hide layers before exporting, for example to remove a watermark layer, a background or a text layer.
- Export single layers as transparent PNGs, trimmed to their content or at full canvas size so they keep their position.
- Download all layers as a ZIP, together with the composite image, ready for a web developer or an animator.
- Scale the output from 10% to 100% to create previews and thumbnails.
Good to know
The default preview uses the composite image that Photoshop saves inside the file (when Maximize Compatibility is on), so it looks exactly like in Photoshop. When you hide layers, the image is rebuilt from the layer pixels, so adjustment layers, layer styles and smart filters may look a little different. Very large PSDs (several hundred MB) need a lot of memory; if your browser struggles, save a flattened copy from Photoshop first.
Private by design
Design files often contain unreleased work. Here the file is processed entirely on your device, nothing is uploaded and nothing is stored.