Batch convert a large number of BMP material image files into Photoshop's dedicated PSD format


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SummaryIn everyday design work, PSD format, as a dedicated format for Photoshop, supports professional features like layers, masks, and adjustment layers, which can make design work much more efficient. When handling hundreds or thousands of BMP format product or material images, converting BMP images to PSD increases retouching efficiency several times. PSD format can retain vector paths, adapting to different screen sizes. Photographers with original BMP photos can convert them to PSD to preserve all color grading parameters losslessly, while the game art industry can use it for layered drawing of character artwork and scene textures. Ordinary content creators can also create cover images and posters with ease. Here, we introduce how to batch convert multiple BMP formats into layered PSD format, accomplishing hundreds of images in seconds, while also supporting multiple image formats such as JPEG, PNG, TIF, WEBP, and SVG.


1、Usage Scenarios

When designers are creating large albums or poster design projects handling a vast number of material images, or when e-commerce platforms need to finely edit hundreds of product images, we can batch convert them to PSD format at once. This allows for layer management, adding effects, or color correction in Photoshop, and the layered nature can significantly save time and improve work efficiency.

2、Preview

Before Processing:

After Processing:

3、Operation Steps

Open 【HeSoft Doc Batch Tool】, select 【Image Tools】 - 【Convert Images to PSD】.

【Add Files】 Selectively add BMP and other image format files you need to convert.

【Import Files from Folder】 Import all images from the selected folder.

View imported files below.

After processing is complete, click the save location to view the successfully converted PSD files.


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