PSD fikes

You can do it online here...
https://www.coolutils.com/online/PSD-to-JPG

psd is an Adobe Photoshop file format. Either Photoshop, or possibly Photoshop Elements would be needed. There is an opensource program called The Gimp that is a Photoshop clone, I think it works with psd files also.

Edit: Fizz, good call, I did not know about this site, thanks.

PNG is a universal photo format developed by Photoshop - it is widely used.

Photoshop, Photoshop Elements (much cheaper) and Photoshop Lightroom will all convert png files to jpg's. If you have a Mac, Preview will do it. I suspect that a number of picture viewing programs or simple photo editing programs will also do it. If a program will open a png file it can then probably be saved as a jpg.

Shearwater wrote:
PNG is a universal photo format developed by Photoshop - it is widely used.

Photoshop, Photoshop Elements (much cheaper) and Photoshop Lightroom will all convert png files to jpg's. If you have a Mac, Preview will do it. I suspect that a number of picture viewing programs or simple photo editing programs will also do it. If a program will open a png file it can then probably be saved as a jpg.

But they are not asking about a png file. Pretty much any program can convert png to jpg. Starting out with a photoshop file without photoshop is a little more work.

A google search would have done that in a half-second, but it doesn't know what fikes is.

Sorry, I meant psd not png. What I wrote is correct for psd files.