How to Convert Photoshop to JPG

Photoshop is a fairly user-friendly graphics program. Tools range from as simple as removing the red eye from pictures to creating detailed graphics. When you create a file in Photoshop, you must specify which file format you would like it to be saved as otherwise a Photoshop Document (PSD) will be the default format. JPEG is one of the most common file formats for general use and converting a Photoshop file is as simple as a few clicks.

Instructions

1. Open the Photoshop file to be converted. You can either click "File," then "Open" and select the file name from the drop-down menu, or you can simply drag and drop the selected file on top of the Adobe Photoshop icon.

2. Make any necessary changes and make sure the file is in its final state before saving.

3. Click on "File" and select "Save As" or use the quick key command by pressing the "Shift", "Ctrl" and "S" keys.

4. Select a destination location from the drop-down menu in the "Save In" field at the top of the box and click "Open."

5. Rename your file (in necessary) in the "File name" field and select JPEG from the drop down box in the "Format" field. Click "Save."