Convert supported full-resolution RGB8 PSD composites to high-quality JPEG with explicit alpha background and quality controls.
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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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Convert supported full-resolution RGB8 PSD composites to high-quality JPEG with explicit alpha background and quality controls. Uses the same validated saved-composite PSD subset as PSD to PNG: PSD v1, RGB8, raw/RLE and a real full-resolution merged render. No guessed layer recomposition or thumbnail substitution. JPEG is lossy and has no transparency; choose the background color explicitly, white by default, and quality from 10–100% (95% default). Original dimensions are retained without an intermediate JPEG generation. ICC normalization can affect out-of-gamut colors; metadata is not copied. Unsupported modes, PSB and absent composites return errors.
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.
Yes. Both use the validated full-resolution saved-composite decoder for the supported RGB8 PSD subset. Neither tool guesses layer blending or uses thumbnail images when the real composite is missing.
JPEG has no transparency. Decoded alpha is explicitly composited onto your selected background, white by default, before one JPEG encoding step. Transparent regions are not silently turned black.
The default is 95 percent and the adjustable range is 10–100 percent. Higher quality generally reduces artifacts and increases size, but JPEG remains lossy even at its highest setting.
No. The supported document’s original pixel dimensions are retained. The saved composite is decoded once, optionally color-normalized, then flattened and encoded without an intermediate lossy conversion.
No. Saved effects are retained only through the authoring application’s merged render. Independent recomposition, absent composites, PSB, CMYK, high bit depth, extra channels and unsupported composite compression are outside the supported subset.
The actual JPEG markers, dimensions and browser decodability are checked. Focused fixtures compare output colors and background blending with reference-rendered PSD pixels using tolerances appropriate for lossy JPEG output. Before/after previews and quality controls support further review.
Convert supported full-resolution RGB8 PSD composites to high-quality JPEG with explicit alpha background and quality controls.
Uses the same validated saved-composite PSD subset as PSD to PNG: PSD v1, RGB8, raw/RLE and a real full-resolution merged render. No guessed layer recomposition or thumbnail substitution. JPEG is lossy and has no transparency; choose the background color explicitly, white by default, and quality from 10–100% (95% default). Original dimensions are retained without an intermediate JPEG generation. ICC normalization can affect out-of-gamut colors; metadata is not copied. Unsupported modes, PSB and absent composites return errors.
Start with the original supported source. Review detected content and the output settings before converting. Inspect actual output previews, page breaks, text, table values and transparency as applicable. Download only after checking warnings and the displayed format/size information.
Yes. Both use the validated full-resolution saved-composite decoder for the supported RGB8 PSD subset. Neither tool guesses layer blending or uses thumbnail images when the real composite is missing.
JPEG has no transparency. Decoded alpha is explicitly composited onto your selected background, white by default, before one JPEG encoding step. Transparent regions are not silently turned black.
The default is 95 percent and the adjustable range is 10–100 percent. Higher quality generally reduces artifacts and increases size, but JPEG remains lossy even at its highest setting.
No. The supported document’s original pixel dimensions are retained. The saved composite is decoded once, optionally color-normalized, then flattened and encoded without an intermediate lossy conversion.
No. Saved effects are retained only through the authoring application’s merged render. Independent recomposition, absent composites, PSB, CMYK, high bit depth, extra channels and unsupported composite compression are outside the supported subset.
The actual JPEG markers, dimensions and browser decodability are checked. Focused fixtures compare output colors and background blending with reference-rendered PSD pixels using tolerances appropriate for lossy JPEG output. Before/after previews and quality controls support further review.
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.