Add your JPG
Choose, drop, or paste the JPG that needs a Photoshop-compatible flat-file handoff. The browser reads images up to 12 megapixels.
Free JPG to PSD converter
Fileverses makes a minimal, flat RGB PSD from a decoded JPG in your browser. It is useful when a Photoshop-compatible container is required for handoff—not when you need the original image rebuilt into editable layers.
Files stay in this browser
All conversion runs on-device
About this converter
A JPG has one flattened, opaque raster appearance. This JPG to PSD tool writes that appearance as an uncompressed, version-1 PSD composite with three RGB channels. It gives a compatible editor a flat document to open, but cannot restore layers, masks, metadata, or source detail that the JPG does not contain.
How it works
Choose, drop, or paste the JPG that needs a Photoshop-compatible flat-file handoff. The browser reads images up to 12 megapixels.
Use the PSD target when the receiver needs a flat RGB PSD rather than a layered design document.
Save the PSD and open it in the destination editor to confirm its dimensions and flat composite meet the handoff requirement.
Made for real pipelines
Convert without uploading your assets. Switch outputs anytime — web, print, icons, and document targets from the same batch.
Convert JPG to PSDCreates a simple Photoshop-compatible composite when a receiver requires PSD rather than JPG.
Uses three 8-bit RGB channels with no layers, masks, profile, metadata, or hidden editability claims.
Builds the PSD in the browser without an account or conversion-server upload.
Good to know
Yes. The JPG to PSD converter is free, online, and does not ask for an account.
No. Fileverses decodes the JPG and creates the PSD in your browser, so the file is not uploaded to a conversion server.
No. It writes one merged RGB composite and does not reconstruct layers, masks, text, selections, or smart objects from the JPG.
It produces a minimal version-1, 8-bit RGB PSD with raw planar channel data. Open the file in your target editor to validate compatibility.
No. JPG input is opaque and this PSD encoder writes three RGB channels only; it does not create an alpha channel or remove a background.
The source JPG is compressed, while this PSD stores uncompressed RGB pixel channels. Size depends on the pixel dimensions and can be much larger.