How to convert PSD to EPS
- Add your .PSD file - drop it in the box above or click to browse.
- Convert it to .EPS in a few seconds.
- Download your new .EPS file.
What to expect
- The result is a raster image wrapped in PostScript, not true scalable vector graphics.
- Layers and editable text are flattened before export.
- EPS contains executable PostScript and is blocked by Microsoft Office, so it may not display there.
Frequently asked questions
Is a PSD converted to EPS a true vector file?
No. A PSD is raster artwork, so the EPS produced from it wraps that raster image in a PostScript container; it does not become scalable vector paths. Quality of the embedded pixels is preserved but it will not scale like native vector art.
Why convert a PSD to EPS?
EPS is a long-standing print and PostScript format, so converting suits older print and page-layout workflows that expect an EPS placement file for the image.
What opens an EPS file?
Inkscape and GIMP open EPS with Ghostscript installed, and PostScript-aware print software reads it. Note that Microsoft Office has blocked EPS images since 2017 for security reasons, so Office will not display it.
What is lost converting PSD to EPS?
Photoshop layers, masks and editable text are flattened, and because the image is raster the EPS carries fixed pixels rather than resolution-independent vectors.
Programs that convert PSD: Adobe Illustrator · Adobe Photoshop · Adobe InDesign · Corel PaintShop Pro · PolyTrans|CAD+DCC · Serif WebPlus · Xara Page & Layout Designer · Affinity Photo for Windows
