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How to convert PSD to SVG?

You can convert PSD to SVG with MConverter in three easy steps:

Choose PSD files from your device or cloud storage
At the top of this page, drag and drop your PSDs.

Alternatively, click on the Browse box to select files with your device's file picker, or copy and paste a PSD file by pressing Ctrl+V (or ⌘+V on Mac).

MConverter can easily import PSDs from Google Drive, OneDrive, and Dropbox.

Converting a folder with PSD files to SVG is also supported: simply paste, drag and drop it, or use the ADD FOLDER button.
Click or tap on SVG from the list of target formats
You could also use the search box at the top right to quickly find the format you need, whether it's SVG or something else.
Get your SVG files after MConverter has finished processing them
Click on DOWNLOAD ALL to save your SVGs to your default downloads folder, or select SAVE TO to choose another location.

You can also configure automatic file downloads during the conversion process or in the settings menu. When enabled, each SVG file is downloaded as soon as its conversion is complete, without waiting for the others to finish.

If supported by your device, you'll see a Share icon, allowing you to directly send converted files to other apps.

About the formats

File extension	.psd
Category	Image file formats
Developed by	Adobe
Mime type	image/vnd.adobe.photoshop

Format description

PSD files are used by Adobe's Photoshop to store image information about layers, masks, paths, etc. for an image created with the program.
If you do not have Photoshop, you can open and view PSD files by converting them to another image format, such as PNG or JPG.

File extension	.svg
Category	Image file formats
Developed by	W3C (World Wide Web Consortium)
Mime type	image/svg+xml

Format description

Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) files contain images, described with two-dimensional vectors. The vector instructions are written in a text format similar to XML. SVG files are widely used on the web, because they are efficient for icons and logos: there is no pixelation and the file sizes are very small. Vector image formats like SVG work on an entirely different principle from raster images, such as PNG and JPEG, which generally store information for each pixel separately.