Preview a PSD as a JPG anyone can open
Send the design for review without sending Photoshop along: the composite at quality 85, made locally.
Runs in your browser. Your file never leaves your computer.
- PurposePreviews and review rounds
- Opens forEvery stakeholder, every device
- TransparencyRendered over white
- Unreleased workStays on your machine
Review rounds run on files people can open in a mail client, and a PSD is not that file. Converting the flattened composite to JPG produces the preview that circulates: quality 85, sensible size, openable by every stakeholder on every device. Transparent regions render over white, since JPG carries no alpha; designs whose transparency matters should preview as PNG. Reading and conversion happen in your browser, so unreleased work stays unreleased.
Questions
Does the JPG show layer effects and text properly?
It shows the composite Photoshop last saved, effects and text as rendered. Nothing is re-rasterised here.
What if my design has a transparent background?
JPG fills it white. Use the PSD to PNG page when the cutout matters.
Is the working file uploaded?
No. Everything runs locally, which is rather the point for unshipped designs.
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