Easy2Convert PSD to JPG

There is no need to pay for an Adobe Photoshop license just to be able to open a PSD file and export it as a JPEG image.

Easy2Convert PSD to JPG offers you at no cost that simple functionality in an easy-to-use interface, where you can perform various image enhancing tasks and apply a series of edits to the output file before launching the conversion.

The program’s formal main window couldn’t be simpler – a box for the PSD file, another one for the output format (where JPG is the only option) and a third one for the output folder. Once you’ve filled all three boxes, you’re ready to launch the conversion. PSD files can only be selected on a one-at-a-time basis, which makes this tool not really suitable for bulk conversion processes. For batch conversion, you will need to purchase either the program’s PRO version or Easy2Convert PSD to IMAGE, which also allows you to select other image file formats than JPG for the output.

Instead of just clicking on the big conversion button on the right-hand side of the program’s tiny interface, I’d advise you to check the program’s Preferences window first. You’ll be surprised by the number of enhancements, corrections, and edits available there. None of them are of professional quality, but they can help you improve your JPG files in a very simple way. First of all, you can change the quality level of the output image here. Then, you can go to the Transformation option to rotate and/or resize the final image. The Adjustment area is to correct the brightness, contrast, and gamma levels, or to turn it into a classy greyscale image.

Finally, you can add a text or image-based watermark and even a frame to your image if so desired. None of these edits and changes can be previewed, so you may need to perform more than one conversion to get the finish you were looking for.

Despite its simplicity and its various limitations, Easy2Convert PSD to JPG is an honest, free, and simple tool that may save you a lot of money if you happen to need to convert just a small number of Photoshop files into a standard image format such as JPEG. With that in mind, I recommend you download and try it – you may well be surprised by the results.