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PSD to PNG Converter

Open Photoshop PSD files without Photoshop and save them as PNG or JPG, layers included.

Works in your browser. Your Photoshop files are never uploaded.

or drop them anywhere in this box

Photoshop PSD and PSB files, as many as you like. They never leave your device.

PSD to PNG Converter at a glance

Price
Free
Files uploaded
None, it runs in your browser
Opens
PSD and PSB files
Saves as
PNG (with transparency) or JPG
Layers
Single layers or all layers as PNG
Largest picture
120 megapixels

How to use PSD to PNG Converter

Takes about 1 minute. You need a Photoshop PSD or PSB file.

  1. Choose your PSD filesPress Choose PSD files or drop them into the box. You can add more later with Add more.
  2. Pick PNG or JPGPNG is chosen already and keeps transparent areas. Pick JPG for a smaller file on a white background, and set its quality.
  3. Download the picture or its layersPress Download PNG beside a file, or Download all (ZIP) for several. Press Layers to save one layer, or Download all layers (ZIP).
PSD to PNG Converter: Open Photoshop PSD files without Photoshop and save them as PNG or JPG, layers included.

Got a PSD file from a designer, a template site or an old project, and no Photoshop to open it? Drop it here to see the picture and save it as a PNG with its transparency kept, or as a smaller JPG on white. Open the layer list to save any single layer, or every layer at once in a ZIP. The converter reads PSD and large PSB files in RGB, CMYK, grayscale, Lab, indexed and bitmap colour, 8, 16 and 32 bits, and turns CMYK and other colour profiles into screen colours. It runs inside your browser, so client work and private designs never leave your device.

Other formats

PSD, PSB, PNG and JPG compared

FormatLayersTransparencyOpens onBest for
PSDYesYesPhotoshop and a few design appsWorking files you will keep editing
PSBYesYesPhotoshopVery large documents, over 30,000 pixels or 2 GB
PNGNoYesEvery phone, computer and websiteLogos, graphics, text and cut-outs
JPGNoNoEvery phone, computer, website and printerPhotos and artwork to share or upload

What is kept and what is not

The PNG or JPG shows the picture as it was last saved in Photoshop, at full size. Layers, text you can edit, masks and smart objects stay in the PSD: the new file is a flat picture. If you need a part of the design on its own, save that layer from the layer list instead. Hidden layers are listed too, so you can save artwork that is switched off in the finished picture.

Saving layers

Each layer is saved as a transparent PNG trimmed to the area it covers, so a logo layer comes out at the size of the logo rather than the whole canvas. Text layers are saved as they look, not as editable text. Adjustment layers and layer effects such as drop shadows are not part of a layer's own pixels, so they are left out of single-layer files.

What it does

  • Opens Photoshop PSD and large-document PSB files without Photoshop
  • Saves as PNG with transparency, or as JPG on a white background
  • Download any single layer, or all layers at once in a ZIP
  • RGB, CMYK, grayscale, Lab, indexed, duotone and bitmap files, 8, 16 and 32 bits
  • Turns CMYK print colours and embedded colour profiles into screen colours
  • Convert many files at once and download them together in a ZIP
  • No upload, no watermark, no sign-up

Questions

How do I open a PSD file without Photoshop?

Choose the PSD file on this page. The picture appears straight away, and you can save it as a PNG or JPG that opens in any app, on Windows, Mac, Android or iPhone. Nothing needs to be installed.

Is transparency kept?

Yes. Areas that are transparent in Photoshop stay transparent in the PNG, including soft edges and shadows. JPG cannot hold transparency, so those areas become white.

Can I extract layers from a PSD?

Yes. Press Layers beside a file to see every layer with pixels in it. Save one as a transparent PNG at its own size, or press Download all layers (ZIP) to get them all, numbered from the top of the layer list.

Why does my PSD look different from Photoshop?

Most PSD files carry a finished copy of the picture, which is what you see here. Files saved with Maximize PSD and PSB File Compatibility turned off have no such copy, so the picture is put together from the layers instead, and layer effects, adjustment layers and some blend modes are left out. Turn that setting on in Photoshop's file handling preferences and save again for an exact result.

Are the colours right for CMYK files?

CMYK files made for print are converted to screen colours using the colour profile saved inside the file, the same way design apps show them. Files without a profile are converted with a general print setting, so bright colours may differ a little.

Can it open PSB and 16-bit or 32-bit files?

Yes. PSB, Photoshop's format for very large documents, opens like a PSD. 16-bit and 32-bit files are saved as ordinary 8-bit PNG or JPG, with 32-bit HDR brightness kept within the normal screen range.

Is there a size limit?

Pictures up to 120 megapixels open, such as 12,000 × 10,000 pixels. Very large files need plenty of memory, so a computer handles them better than a phone.

Are my files uploaded?

No. Your browser reads the Photoshop file on your own device, so client work and private designs are never sent to us or anyone else.

Is it free?

Yes, completely free, with no sign-up, no watermark and no limit on the number of files.

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