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Free PSD to PNG converter. No Photoshop.

Open a Photoshop file and save it as a normal PNG right in your browser: transparency kept, batch with ZIP download, instant previews. No upload, no signup.

  • 100% browser
  • Files never leave your device
  • No signup, no caps
  • GDPR & CCPA friendly
PSD to PNG

Drop PSD files to convert to PNG

No Photoshop needed. The flattened image is decoded in your browser, nothing uploads.

Photoshop file in. Normal image out.

Decodes the flattened image inside the PSD, keeps transparency, previews before download, batches to ZIP. All on your device.

No Photoshop needed

See and save any PSD as a normal PNG image. Works with files from Photoshop, Photopea, GIMP, and Affinity.

Transparency kept

Transparent areas in the design stay transparent in the PNG, ready for logos, overlays, and web use.

Batch + ZIP

Drop a folder's worth of PSD deliverables and download all converted PNGs as a single ZIP.

Nothing uploads

Client work and unreleased designs stay on your device; the decoding is pure JavaScript in your browser.

Instant preview

Every file shows a live preview with dimensions and output size before you download anything.

No signup, no limits

No accounts, no daily caps, no watermark. Free because your device does the work.

Common questions about converting PSD files.

How do I convert a PSD to PNG without Photoshop?
Drop the .psd file onto the tool. Your browser decodes the flattened image Photoshop embeds in the file and shows a preview; click Download PNG and you have a normal image any app can open. No Photoshop, no account, no upload.
How can I open a PSD file someone sent me?
This is the fastest way: drop it here and you immediately see what the file looks like, then save it as PNG. Windows Photos, Preview on Mac, and most phone galleries cannot open PSD files, which is exactly why designers' deliveries end up needing a converter.
Is the PSD uploaded anywhere?
No. The file is decoded by JavaScript in your browser and never leaves your device. That matters for unreleased designs, client work, and anything under NDA.
Does transparency survive the conversion?
Yes. PNG supports transparency, and any transparent areas of the PSD's flattened image stay transparent in the output. If you need a white background instead, convert the PNG with our PNG to JPG tool afterwards.
Are layers preserved?
No; PNG is a flat format, so you get the flattened result of all visible layers, exactly what the design looks like. If you need to edit layers, that requires Photoshop or a PSD-capable editor like Photopea or GIMP.
Why does my PSD fail to convert?
Almost always because it was saved with Photoshop's 'Maximize Compatibility' turned off, so no flattened copy is embedded in the file. Ask the sender to re-save with the default setting, or open and re-save the file in any PSD-capable editor; it will then convert fine.
Can I convert several PSD files at once?
Yes. Drop multiple files and each converts separately, then grab them individually or download everything as a single ZIP.
Is there a file size limit?
No hard limit. Large multi-hundred-MB PSDs work because the tool skips the layer data and reads only the embedded flattened image, which keeps memory use modest.
PSD to JPG instead of PNG, is that possible?
Convert to PNG here first, then run the PNG through our PNG to JPG converter for a smaller file with a solid background. Two clicks total, both in the browser.
Is it really free?
Yes. No accounts, no daily caps, no watermark. Your own device does the decoding, which is why the tool can stay free and private at the same time.

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