1. Open PSD Images

Load one or more PSD files you want to convert. You can select them individually from your computer, import entire folders, or simply drag and drop them into the reaConverter workspace.

2. Set PSD Loading Preferences

Click the Menu button, then go to Loading settings and select PSD layers to access loading options for Photoshop files.

In this window, you can choose how PSD files should be loaded before conversion:

• Load PSD as a merged image

  This option combines all layers into a single flattened image. It’s ideal for quick previews, web uploads, or when you only need the final composite without editing individual elements.

• Load PSD as separated layers

  Selecting this option loads each layer as a separate page in a multipage image. This is useful if you want to convert each PSD layer into a standalone image or review design components one by one. It’s especially helpful for exporting animations, mockup parts, or individual design assets.

3. Adjust Multipage Settings (Optional)

If you choose to load PSD files as separated layers, you may also want to fine-tune your multipage settings in reaConverter.

This allows you to control how pages are ordered, named, and saved.

You can split them into separate files, combine them into a single multipage document (e.g., PDF or TIFF), or choose how page numbering is applied — making it perfect for batch exporting or organizing layer-based designs.

4. Save the Result

Next, head over to the saving section to choose your output format — whether it's WebP, PNG, JPG, PDF, or another of the many supported types. Then select a destination folder for your converted files. You can save them in the same folder as the original PSDs or create a new one.

Finally, click Convert, and reaConverter will process your files using the selected loading and output preferences — saving time while giving you complete control over your layered content.