Turn Photoshop PSD and PSB files into lossless TIFFs for print shops, publishers and archives - the whole design or single layers. For sharing, PSD to JPG is smaller.
Need every layer as its own transparent PNG? Use PSD to PNG with the layer panel.
Printers and publishers often want a flattened, lossless TIFF rather than a layered PSD.
A TIFF keeps every pixel and the transparency, without needing Photoshop to open it.
Ticked layers can even go into one multi-page TIFF.
| PSD | TIFF | |
|---|---|---|
| Layers | Yes | Flattened (pages possible) |
| Compression | RLE | LZW, Deflate or none |
| Transparency | Yes | Yes |
| Opens in | Photoshop | Pro apps, Windows Photos, macOS Preview |
| Best for | Editing | Print, publishing, archives |
Just want to look inside a PSD? Open it in the PSD Viewer.
Drop your PSD into the box, keep LZW and press Convert to TIFF.
Yes - LZW and Deflate keep every pixel.
Yes - transparent areas stay transparent.
Tick the layers under the preview and turn on Multi-page TIFF - each becomes a page.
No. Everything happens in your browser.
No - the image is converted to RGB. Keep the PSD if your printer needs CMYK.