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PSD PSD Layer Exporter

Upload multiple PSD files, recognize rasterized layers in the browser, preview each document, and export selected PNG/JPEG assets or ZIP batches.

How to use

  1. Click or drag to upload one or more PSD files (parsed locally in your browser—never uploaded)
  2. Select a PSD in the file list to view the composite preview and exportable layers
  3. Check layers to export, then set PNG / JPEG format, background color, and alpha options
  4. Download individual layers, the current PSD ZIP, or a batch ZIP of all files
  5. Failed parses show an error status—replace the file and upload again
  • RGB 8-bit PSDs with rasterized layers work best
  • JPEG export fills the background and does not preserve transparency

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PSD Layer Exporter — overview

PSD Layer Exporter parses multiple Photoshop files in your browser, lists rasterized layers per document, and exports selected PNG/JPEG assets or a ZIP batch. We take asset privacy seriously—see our Privacy Policy for details.

Why AI helps

Manually opening every PSD in Photoshop just to export individual layers wastes hours each release. Local browser parsing previews layers instantly so 2D artists can hand off slices without round-tripping the desktop app.

Use cases

  • • Slice game UI screens into per-layer PNGs
  • • Batch-export icon layers across many PSDs
  • • Hand off character parts to engine artists
  • • Clean up legacy PSD asset folders

How to improve asset efficiency

  • • Upload up to 10 PSDs per batch for best parse speed
  • • Hide non-export layers in Photoshop before saving
  • • Use the composite preview to confirm the right document
  • • Toggle keep-alpha when exporting UI vs flattened JPEG

Supported formats

PSD input (multi-file)PNG / JPEG layer outputZIP batch export

Recommended workflow

  1. 1 Receive PSD assets from designers
  2. 2 Parse and inspect layers in this tool
  3. 3 Export PNG/JPEG slices or a ZIP per PSD
  4. 4 Hand off to engine importers or sprite tools

How to use

  1. 1 Drag in one or many PSD files
  2. 2 Wait for browser-local parsing to finish
  3. 3 Pick a PSD, preview, and check exportable layers
  4. 4 Download single layers or a multi-PSD ZIP bundle