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Convert Adobe Photoshop layer style to Adobe Photoshop graphics.

Photoshop styles (.asl) can be applied to objects or layers in a picture opened using the program but cannot be actually converted to a graphics file.

So this conversion is impossible unless you would export a picture altered by the style to PNG, but for this you need to check psd to png conversion entry.

Updated: November 1, 2018

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ASL

Files with asl file extension can be typically found as layer styles for Adobe Photoshop graphics editor. May contain effects like border shadows, color overlay and more.

PSD

A psd file extension is traditionally associated with default graphic format of Adobe Photoshop. Adobe psd graphics file is pixel based graphics file format. However some graphic elements can be stored in vector graphics. In default psd graphics file contains layers with masks, color spaces, ICC profiles, transparency, text, alpha channels and spot colors, clipping paths, and duotone settings.

 

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