How to Convert Photoshop Pics to JPEG
When you have a Photoshop file, it will be saved as a PSD, which preserves all of your layers and Photoshop features. Saving as a PSD allows you to import it directly into other Adobe programs and keep a complete layered image that you can go back and edit later. However, you can convert your Photoshop files to the JPEG format once you are done editing. The JPEG is a common file format that can be viewed without having Photoshop. It is often used to display photographs or images over the Internet.
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Instructions
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Open your Photoshop document.
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Make sure you've done all the editing you need to in your layered document, including clipping paths. Clipping paths will allow you to preserve a transparent background around a selection in the document. Once you change the document to a JPEG, the layers will be flattened.
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Click "File" and select "Save As." Under the "Format" menu, select "JPEG." A JPEG Options dialogue box will appear. There is no need to change anything here. Click "OK." You can also "Save for Web & Devices" under the File menu. This will allow you to optimize your photo to be the best quality for publishing it to the Web.
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Use the "Image Processor" if you want to convert a set of PSD files to JPEG. To do this, Click "File." Select "Scripts." Click "Image Processor." This will bring up a dialogue box. Select the images you want to convert. You can open a file or a folder of files from your hard drive by clicking "Select Folder." Select the location you want to save the files. Under "File Type," select "Save as JPEG." Click "Run."
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