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Convert Your PSD Files to High-Quality JPEG Images

Upload your PSD file

Max 50 MB • PSD only

100% free & secure – your files are processed instantly and deleted automatically.

How to Convert PSD to JPEG

1

Upload

Select your PSD file from your device

2

Compression

We merge the layers and compress the image without visible quality loss

3

Convert

Click the button to start the transformation

4

Download

Your .jpg file is ready to use instantly

Why Switch to JPEG Format?

Easy Sharing

JPEG is readable on absolutely all devices and browsers

Save Space

Significantly reduce file size (often by 90%)

Web Speed

Ideal for fast loading on websites and blogs

Security

Original layers are merged, protecting your workflow and fonts

PSD to JPEG Converter – The Digital Image Standard

Adobe Photoshop's PSD format is the primary working tool for graphic designers, but it isn't designed for sharing. A PSD file can weigh hundreds of megabytes and requires expensive software to open. JPEG (or JPG) is the universal solution.

When to Convert PSD to JPEG?

Conversion is recommended for most end-use cases:

  • Emailing: To avoid clogging your client's inbox.
  • Social Media Posting: Instagram, Facebook, and X do not accept PSD files.
  • Client Previews: To show project progress without handing over editable source files.

Quality Control and Transparency

JPEG format uses "lossy" compression, but our tool is configured for High Quality, so the difference is imperceptible to the naked eye. Note that JPEG does not support transparency: if your PSD has a transparent background, it will automatically be replaced by white upon conversion.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Very negligibly. JPEG format naturally uses compression, but we use high-quality settings that make losses invisible for standard use (screen, web, office printing).

Layers are "flattened" (merged). This means they join into a single final image. The JPEG file no longer allows editing text or moving elements individually.

JPEG format does not support transparency. Transparent areas of your Photoshop file will automatically fill with white. To maintain transparency, use our PSD to PNG converter.