When batch conversion is worth it
- A client sent a folder of PSD mockups and you need PNGs for a deck, a ticket or a website.
- You keep design sources as PSD and export previews for a portfolio or asset library.
- You are migrating old PSD artwork into a CMS that only accepts PNG or JPG.
For one or two files, the free single-file converter on PSD to PNG is enough.
What each PNG contains
Each PNG is the flattened document as Photoshop last saved it (the composite stored when Maximize Compatibility is on), at full size, with transparency kept. Filenames follow the original PSD name (hero-v2.psd becomes hero-v2.png).
If a file in the batch has no stored composite, Layerzip builds a best-effort flatten from its visible layers and shows a warning on the preview. Check those files individually.
Privacy
Batch tools that upload are the slowest way to handle large PSDs: every file has to travel to a server first. Here the files are read from your disk into the tab, converted there, and the ZIP is written back to your Downloads folder. Only your license key is checked with our server.
Limits
- Paid plans: each file up to 200 MB and 12,000 px on the long edge. Browser memory still applies, so very large documents can fail even under the cap.
- Output is 8 bits per channel. CMYK files are converted to RGB with an approximate profile.
.psbfiles are accepted within the same size and pixel limits.