A small, shareable picture from a heavy PSD
A PSD keeps every layer, so it is big and only a few programs open it. A JPG is one compressed picture that anything opens and that is a fraction of the size. Here the layers are drawn flat on a white background, because JPG has no transparency, and then saved at the quality you set with the slider.
- A quality slider from 50 to 100, set to 90 to begin with
- A white background wherever the PSD is see-through
- Scale to 50% or 25%, or cap the longest side at 4096, 2048 or 1024 px