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Supports: PSD
PSD is Photoshop's raster (pixel-based) format — it pixelates when scaled up. SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) uses mathematical paths that render perfectly at any size. Converting PSD to SVG traces the raster image into vector paths.
This is useful for converting Photoshop logos and icons to scalable web graphics, creating resolution-independent versions of designs for responsive websites, or preparing artwork for large-format printing where pixels would blur.
Note: The conversion traces the raster image into vector paths. Complex photographs won't convert well — best results come from images with clear edges, solid colors, and simple shapes (logos, icons, line art).
| Feature | PSD (source) | SVG (output) |
|---|---|---|
| Type | Raster (pixels) | Vector (math paths) |
| Scales up | ❌ Pixelates | ✅ Infinitely sharp |
| Layers | ✅ Full Photoshop layers | ❌ Flattened + traced |
| Best for | Photo editing | Logos, icons, web graphics |
| Web native | ❌ Needs export | ✅ Browser renders directly |
No. All layers are flattened and traced into a single SVG. Keep your PSD for editing.
No. XConvert handles PSD rendering entirely online.
Yes. Upload multiple PSD files and download SVG results individually or as a ZIP archive.