I can't transfer .psd files, help me pls
- Thread starter citra
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Please don't "bump" threads until 48 hours have passed with no response to your post. This is an international forum and giving four hours for a response is unrealistic (not to mention breaks the forum rules). Not a very good way to start...
There is an app on the App Store called "PSD Viewer for Photoshop." It's a free version. There is also a paid version ($.99, USD) called "PSD Viewer Pro for Photoshop." I found them using the search term "psd" at the App Store - there are others.
Maybe take a look at those?
Marilyn
There is an app on the App Store called "PSD Viewer for Photoshop." It's a free version. There is also a paid version ($.99, USD) called "PSD Viewer Pro for Photoshop." I found them using the search term "psd" at the App Store - there are others.
Maybe take a look at those?
Marilyn
giradman
iPad Fan
Hi Citra - welcome to the forum! 
By *.psd files, I assume that you mean an Adobe Photoshop Document? First, there is no native app on the iPad that will recognize this type of document, so you will need to search the Apple App store for one that may serve your purpose, e.g. doing a quick search I located PSD Viewer Pro (a 99 cent purchase) - you can email the file(s) to yourself or place it in the cloud (e.g. Dropbox); w/ the PSD viewer on your iPad, an option should be offered to allow you to view the file; there may be other apps that will offer the same functionality - not sure?
NOW, I've never used this app (or any others for Adobe documents) and am not making a recommendation; also please read the comments on the link given, i.e. there are some users who were not happy w/ the program. Good luck and hopefully others w/ more personal experience will 'chime in' w/ their suggestions.
By *.psd files, I assume that you mean an Adobe Photoshop Document? First, there is no native app on the iPad that will recognize this type of document, so you will need to search the Apple App store for one that may serve your purpose, e.g. doing a quick search I located PSD Viewer Pro (a 99 cent purchase) - you can email the file(s) to yourself or place it in the cloud (e.g. Dropbox); w/ the PSD viewer on your iPad, an option should be offered to allow you to view the file; there may be other apps that will offer the same functionality - not sure?
NOW, I've never used this app (or any others for Adobe documents) and am not making a recommendation; also please read the comments on the link given, i.e. there are some users who were not happy w/ the program. Good luck and hopefully others w/ more personal experience will 'chime in' w/ their suggestions.
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citra
iPF Noob
Hi...
I'm sorry Marilyn for bumped this thread, i dunno the rules...and thanks for the suggestion
@Giradman : thanks for suggestion, yes maybe I would like to try the free application for viewing the .psd files....I'm confused, even in my windows, my .psd files are exist, but they can't be opened if you don't have programs that compatible to to open photoshop files. With ipad, the .psd files are not exist even when I opened via photoshop....maybe I will try the viewer photoshop app....thanks again for the suggestions guys
I'm sorry Marilyn for bumped this thread, i dunno the rules...and thanks for the suggestion
@Giradman : thanks for suggestion, yes maybe I would like to try the free application for viewing the .psd files....I'm confused, even in my windows, my .psd files are exist, but they can't be opened if you don't have programs that compatible to to open photoshop files. With ipad, the .psd files are not exist even when I opened via photoshop....maybe I will try the viewer photoshop app....thanks again for the suggestions guys
twerppoet
iPad Fan
What method are you using to transfer the files?
For anything but the standard Music, iBooks, and other Apple apps you must use the File Sharing method.
iOS: About File Sharing
Most apps also have other methods to import files that bypass iTunes.
For anything but the standard Music, iBooks, and other Apple apps you must use the File Sharing method.
iOS: About File Sharing
Most apps also have other methods to import files that bypass iTunes.
twerppoet
iPad Fan
citra said:
The Photos app cannot display Photoshop files. They are not supported natively. So, your first job is to get an app that will display Photoshop files. Your best bet is the Photoshop Touch app. There are probably others.
Once you have a compatible app, there should be several methods of transferring pictures to it.
Surfingjoe
iPF Noob
I don't have an answer, however I have to wonder "WHY"? What is your goal for putting .psd files on an iPad. I should think saving your .psd files in .jpg would be the goal of any pics going to the iPad. It seems to me working with the file format native to iPad would give the best universal ability to use any photo app on the iPad instead of limiting yourself to photoshop only type of apps
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