I realize that this is an old thread, but wanted to update it a bit:
Anyone who considers getting Photoshop Elements based on this thread should know that Elements (at least v. 10.0) doesn't support layer groups, which will probably limit your ability to properly slice a psd file.
Pixelmator (v.1.6.7), another common "lite" alternative to Photoshop, supports groups, but has other issues, for instance in dealing with text layers.
I think the more affordable Fireworks can also work, in my experience however the only reliable way to open the PSD as the designer intended was using photoshop. Using other programs caused minor differences.
I know this question is pretty old but I wanted to post this answer in the hope that it will help someone else looking for an answer. This is one of the top posts that came up while I was looking for a solution.
Adobe has free web app called Creative Cloud Extract that gives you read-only access to PSDs. Click here to learn more about what you can do and how to use it. You just need to sign up for a free Adobe ID if you don't have one already.
Creative Cloud Extract is a free new feature in Creative Cloud Assets that helps you explore a PSD directly in your browser, including layers and layer compositions. It particularly benefits web designers and developers who can share PSDs, unlock design information, and download production-ready assets. Using Extract, you can perform the following actions with a PSD file in the browser:
Copy text and CSS
Get color, gradient, and font information
Measure distances between elements
Save optimized image assets for production
I think this is the most reliable way to view PSDs outside of using one of Adobe's paid products. As others mentioned, third-party programs might not be able to properly open PSD files. Since it is an official Adobe product and since Adobe created Extract with developers in mind, I can be reasonably sure that it will be fully compatible with any PSD created from Photoshop.
An even better option is Brackets, a open source code editor. The latest version actually comes with a preview version of Extract that is built into the editor. One of the coolest features I discovered is that you can open a PSD and while typing CSS code, it will give you hints based on the currently selected layer. You can also select a layer with an image, or a group of layers, and it will give you the option to generate an image (from the selected layers) as soon as you are typing code where an image path is expected (for example the src attribute of an img element).
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Adobe Imageready 过去与 Photoshop 一起提供切片功能。 已被 Fireworks 取代
Adobe 可以免费试用其所有产品；）
Adobe Imageready used to come with Photoshop for slicing. That was replaced with Fireworks
Adobe has free trials of all their products ;)
Paint.NET 随着时间的推移变得越来越好。
您可以使用插件打开 PSD 文件。
插入：
http://psdplugin.codeplex.com/
Paint.NET
http://www.getpaint.net/
There is Paint.NET which is getting better over time.
You can open PSD files with a plug-in.
Plugin:
http://psdplugin.codeplex.com/
Paint.NET
http://www.getpaint.net/
尝试查看 Photoshop Elements。 http://www.adobe.com/products/photoshopelwin/
Try looking at Photoshop Elements. http://www.adobe.com/products/photoshopelwin/
看看 Paint Shop Pro (http://www.corel. com/servlet/Satellite/us/en/Product/1184951547051） - 据我所知，它可以很好地处理 PSD，而且价格很有竞争力，大约为 80 美元
Have a look at Paint Shop Pro (http://www.corel.com/servlet/Satellite/us/en/Product/1184951547051) - it handles PSDs quite well from what I remember and it's competitvely priced at arounf $80
我意识到这是一个旧线程，但想更新一下：
任何考虑基于此线程获取 Photoshop Elements 的人都应该知道 Elements（至少 v.10.0）不支持图层组，这可能会限制您的能够正确切片 psd 文件。
Pixelmator (v.1.6.7) 是 Photoshop 的另一种常见“精简版”替代品，支持组，但存在其他问题，例如在处理文本图层方面。
I realize that this is an old thread, but wanted to update it a bit:
Anyone who considers getting Photoshop Elements based on this thread should know that Elements (at least v. 10.0) doesn't support layer groups, which will probably limit your ability to properly slice a psd file.
Pixelmator (v.1.6.7), another common "lite" alternative to Photoshop, supports groups, but has other issues, for instance in dealing with text layers.
我认为更实惠的 Fireworks 也可以使用，根据我的经验，但是按照设计师的意图打开 PSD 的唯一可靠方法是使用 Photoshop。 使用其他程序会造成细微的差异。
I think the more affordable Fireworks can also work, in my experience however the only reliable way to open the PSD as the designer intended was using photoshop. Using other programs caused minor differences.
我知道这个问题已经很老了，但我想发布这个答案，希望它能帮助其他人寻找答案。 这是我在寻找解决方案时出现的最热门的帖子之一。
Adobe 拥有名为 Creative Cloud Extract 的免费 Web 应用程序，可让您以只读方式访问 PSD。 点击此处了解更多相关信息你可以做什么以及如何使用它。 如果您还没有 Adobe ID，则只需注册一个免费的 Adobe ID。
我认为这是除了使用 Adobe 付费工具之一之外查看 PSD 的最可靠方法产品。 正如其他人提到的，第三方程序可能无法正确打开 PSD 文件。 由于它是 Adobe 的官方产品，而且 Adobe 在创建 Extract 时就考虑到了开发人员的需求，因此我可以合理地确定它将与 Photoshop 创建的任何 PSD 完全兼容。
更好的选择是 Brackets，一个开源代码编辑器。 最新版本实际上附带了编辑器中内置的 Extract 预览版本。 我发现的最酷的功能之一是，您可以打开 PSD，并在键入 CSS 代码时，它会根据当前选定的图层为您提供提示。 您还可以选择带有图像的图层或一组图层，一旦您在需要图像路径的位置（例如， img 元素的 src 属性）。
I know this question is pretty old but I wanted to post this answer in the hope that it will help someone else looking for an answer. This is one of the top posts that came up while I was looking for a solution.
Adobe has free web app called Creative Cloud Extract that gives you read-only access to PSDs. Click here to learn more about what you can do and how to use it. You just need to sign up for a free Adobe ID if you don't have one already.
I think this is the most reliable way to view PSDs outside of using one of Adobe's paid products. As others mentioned, third-party programs might not be able to properly open PSD files. Since it is an official Adobe product and since Adobe created Extract with developers in mind, I can be reasonably sure that it will be fully compatible with any PSD created from Photoshop.
An even better option is Brackets, a open source code editor. The latest version actually comes with a preview version of Extract that is built into the editor. One of the coolest features I discovered is that you can open a PSD and while typing CSS code, it will give you hints based on the currently selected layer. You can also select a layer with an image, or a group of layers, and it will give you the option to generate an image (from the selected layers) as soon as you are typing code where an image path is expected (for example the src attribute of an img element).