Export the full-resolution saved composite of supported RGB8 Photoshop documents as verified lossless PNG with transparency.
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Supported: .psd · up to 10 sources · 20 MiB per source. Existing codec, duration, pixel and memory limits apply.
Existing full-resolution RGB8 saved-composite PSD decoder, ICC normalization and verified PNG/JPEG encoder. No new layer compositing or thumbnail substitution.
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Export the full-resolution saved composite of supported RGB8 Photoshop documents as verified lossless PNG with transparency. Limited to genuine PSD v1 RGB 8-bit documents with raw/RLE full-resolution saved merged composites and at most four composite channels. Uses the authoring application’s composited render, including its saved layer appearance; does not independently redraw layers/effects or use low-resolution thumbnails. Files explicitly lacking real merged data are rejected. PSB, CMYK, high depth, extra channels and unsupported composite compression are rejected. RGB ICC profiles pass through browser sRGB conversion; source metadata is not retained. PNG is lossless relative to the intended decoded/color-normalized RGBA buffer. Limits: 20 MiB, 16 MP/8192px edges, 1,000 layer/group records, 128 MiB bitmap allocations.
File bytes, filenames and source content remain in browser memory. They are not uploaded to conversion endpoints, included in analytics, logged or persisted by this tool. Reset/unmount cancels pending work and revokes owned preview URLs; downloads require explicit actions. Ordinary page requests may still be logged.
It exports the authoring application’s saved full-resolution merged composite, which already contains its saved layer appearance. It does not independently re-render changed layers, text or effects and never substitutes a low-resolution thumbnail.
The verified subset is PSD version 1, RGB, 8 bits per channel, three color channels with optional composite alpha, and raw/RLE composite compression. PSB, CMYK, high-bit-depth, extra channels and unsupported compression are rejected.
A file explicitly marked as lacking real merged data is rejected with guidance to resave using Photoshop Maximize Compatibility. The converter does not invent a plausible-looking render from incomplete layer data.
Yes for the supported subset. Original full-resolution dimensions are retained and decoded alpha is preserved. PNG encoding is lossless relative to the intended decoded/color-normalized RGBA buffer and is verified by decoding the result.
Genuine upstream PSD fixtures were compared with stored full-resolution reference renders. The layered fixture matched exactly; the transparent fixture matched alpha exactly and stayed within 2/255 alpha-weighted visible-channel rounding difference from the canvas reference.
Supported RGB ICC profiles pass through the browser sRGB conversion pipeline, which can clip out-of-gamut colors. Source profiles and metadata are not copied. Saved-composite, format, memory and image-size limits are disclosed in the workspace.
Export the full-resolution saved composite of supported RGB8 Photoshop documents as verified lossless PNG with transparency.
Limited to genuine PSD v1 RGB 8-bit documents with raw/RLE full-resolution saved merged composites and at most four composite channels. Uses the authoring application’s composited render, including its saved layer appearance; does not independently redraw layers/effects or use low-resolution thumbnails. Files explicitly lacking real merged data are rejected. PSB, CMYK, high depth, extra channels and unsupported composite compression are rejected. RGB ICC profiles pass through browser sRGB conversion; source metadata is not retained. PNG is lossless relative to the intended decoded/color-normalized RGBA buffer. Limits: 20 MiB, 16 MP/8192px edges, 1,000 layer/group records, 128 MiB bitmap allocations.
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It exports the authoring application’s saved full-resolution merged composite, which already contains its saved layer appearance. It does not independently re-render changed layers, text or effects and never substitutes a low-resolution thumbnail.
The verified subset is PSD version 1, RGB, 8 bits per channel, three color channels with optional composite alpha, and raw/RLE composite compression. PSB, CMYK, high-bit-depth, extra channels and unsupported compression are rejected.
A file explicitly marked as lacking real merged data is rejected with guidance to resave using Photoshop Maximize Compatibility. The converter does not invent a plausible-looking render from incomplete layer data.
Yes for the supported subset. Original full-resolution dimensions are retained and decoded alpha is preserved. PNG encoding is lossless relative to the intended decoded/color-normalized RGBA buffer and is verified by decoding the result.
Genuine upstream PSD fixtures were compared with stored full-resolution reference renders. The layered fixture matched exactly; the transparent fixture matched alpha exactly and stayed within 2/255 alpha-weighted visible-channel rounding difference from the canvas reference.
Supported RGB ICC profiles pass through the browser sRGB conversion pipeline, which can clip out-of-gamut colors. Source profiles and metadata are not copied. Saved-composite, format, memory and image-size limits are disclosed in the workspace.
Conversion uses bounded browser memory and disposable processing Workers. HTML layout uses a sandbox with scripts and remote assets disabled. Source files and filenames stay out of logs, storage and analytics. Reset releases owned preview URLs and pending work. Format limitations are reported rather than disguised as successful conversion.