Free browser photo editor that opens PSD, XD and Sketch files
Photopea is a browser-based image editor that mirrors Photoshop's interface and toolset closely. It opens PSD, XCF, Sketch, XD, Figma and RAW files, works with layers, masks, smart objects, adjustment layers and blend modes, and saves back to PSD while preserving layer structure. Crucially, it is not an AI product: there is no generative fill, no prompt-based object removal and no AI upscaling, just a very capable conventional editor that happens to run in a browser tab with nothing to install. The differentiator is format support at zero cost, which makes it a practical fallback on locked-down or modest machines.
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psd editing, quick photo retouching, opening design files, editing on low-end machines
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No. It is a conventional raster and vector editor built for the browser. There is no generative fill, no prompt-based object removal and no AI upscaling, so comparisons with Firefly or Photoshop generative features would be misleading.
Yes. PSD files open with layers, masks and smart objects intact, and you can save back to PSD. Fidelity is high for ordinary documents, though unusual layer effects or third-party filters may render differently.
Advertising pays for the service, and an optional subscription removes ads and adds cloud storage. Because processing happens locally in the browser, your files are not uploaded to a server for editing.
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