Convert PSD to PNG.
PSD is Photoshop's working format — and almost nothing else opens it. Flatten it to a PNG you can preview, share or post anywhere, with transparency support, no Photoshop required.
A working file, not a finished one
A .psd holds everything Photoshop needs to keep editing — layers, masks, adjustments, the lot. That makes it big and basically unopenable outside Adobe's ecosystem. When you just need to show someone the design, or post it, or drop it into a document, PNG is what you actually want: one flat image that opens everywhere and keeps transparency.
How it works
Photoshop saves a flattened preview inside most PSD files. We read that composite with Pillow and write a clean PNG — no re-rendering, no quality games. If a PSD was saved without that preview (the "Maximize Compatibility" option turned off), re-save it from Photoshop with that on and try again.
How it works
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Upload your PSD
Drop a .psd file, or click to browse. Private by default.
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Flatten with Pillow
The composited image is read from the PSD and saved as PNG — no paid API in the loop.
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Download
Grab your PNG, ready to view or share.
Opens Photoshop files without Photoshop
Flattened, full-quality PNG
Shareable anywhere — web, chat, docs
Private uploads, auto-deleted after 1 hour
Free and open-source engine, no watermark
Common questions
Do I need Photoshop?+
No — that's the point. We read the flattened composite image that Photoshop saves inside the PSD and write it out as a standard PNG, so you can see and use the artwork without any Adobe software.
What happens to my layers?+
PNG is a single flat image, so the layers are merged into the final composite (exactly what you'd see with all layers visible in Photoshop). To keep editing layers, you'd need Photoshop or a PSD editor.
Can I convert to JPG or WebP instead?+
Yes — the converter also offers JPG, WebP, TIFF, GIF and more. Pick PNG when you want transparency preserved or the sharpest result.
Is it free and private?+
Yes — convert PSD to PNG free, no signup. Uploads go to a private bucket and auto-delete after 1 hour; files never touch a third-party converter.
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