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Open and edit a PSD on a phone or tablet

The Editor opens PSDs with their layers in a phone or tablet browser. How to get the file in, what the phone layout gives you, what to expect from memory on big files, and how to send the result.

Beginner2 min readUpdated 27 September 2026Editor · Phone layout, PSD import

Steps

  1. If the PSD arrived by email or chat, save it to Files (iPhone) or Downloads (Android) first.
  2. Open voidcanvas.app/editor. Tap Open a photo and pick the PSD.
  3. Read the Opened report if one appears: it lists what was kept and what became pixels.
  4. Tap Layers (top right) to see the stack; tap a layer to select it, drag to move, drag a handle to resize. Pinch to zoom, two-finger drag to pan, two-finger tap to undo.
  5. To send it, tap Share: Share PNG, JPG or PDF open the phone's share sheet.

What to expect

PhoneTablet (768 px and wider)
LayoutPhone Editor: five modes along the bottom, short sheetsFull desktop Editor with menus and panels
Layers, masks, textYesYes
Large PSDsCan be slow or run out of memory; close other appsBetter; still less memory than a laptop
Penn/aPressure for brush size and opacity; turn on Touch mode
OfflineAfter installing to the home screenAfter installing to the home screen

Can I just view a PSD on my phone?

Yes: open it in the Editor and look, without changing anything. Or export a PNG to keep a flat preview in your photos.

Why is my big PSD slow on the phone?

Every layer is held in memory. Layers are capped at 4096 px, but a PSD with many large layers still needs a lot. Use a tablet or a computer for heavy files.

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