.NET APIs to Manipulate Photoshop Files
Create, Read, Edit and Convert PSD & PSB files without any Adobe Photoshop dependencies.
Download Free TrialAspose.PSD for .NET is an advanced PSD and entry level AI files formats manipulation API without any Adobe Photoshop or Adobe Illustrator dependencies. The API allows to create and edit the Photoshop files as well as providing the ability to update layer properties, add watermarks, perform graphics operations or convert one file format to another.
The API supports import as a layer and export to the following formats: PNG , JPEG , JPEG2000 , GIF , BMP , TIFF , PSD and PSB along with export to Pdf with selectable text. Aspose.PSD partially supports such Adobe Photoshop features as Adjustment Layers, Text Layer rendering and editing, Fill Layers, Layers Effects, Editing of Raster and Vector Masks for layers.
Advanced .NET PSD Manipulation API Features
 
Layer Creation Date and Time
Sheet Color Highlighting
Black & White Adjustment Layer
Export PSD to Various Raster Formats
Aspose.PSD for .NET provides the capability to export PSD files to any of the supported raster image formats, with just a few lines of code.
Convert PSD to PNG, JPEG & TIFF - C#
Access & Manipulate PSD Layers
Aspose.PSD for .NET lets you access layers of a PSD with the ability to draw on it with either image or text. You can merge layers, update text on layers, set effects or export layer as an image. You may also use PSD .NET API to detect flattened PSD files or create thumbnails.
Read or Create PSD Files
Aspose.PSD for .NET not only supports loading PSD & PSB file formats for manipulation & conversion but it also provides the capability to create PSD & PSB files from scratch. .NET developers can use the API to automate scenarios that may help them on their way.
Create PSD from scratch - C#
Various Imaging Filters
Aspose.PSD for .NET provides the core imaging features such as color adjustment via its class libraries. Developers can easily adjust brightness, contrast or gamma on raster image loaded by the API. Furthermore, developers can dynamically dither or blur images as well as use popular filters including Median, Gauss Wiener, Motion Wiener and Bradley Threshold.
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