How to Extract Text from a Psd File

Editing Photoshop PSD text layers programmatically

If you don't like to use the officially supported AppleScript, JavaScript, or VBScript, then there is also the possibility to do it in Python. This is explained in the article Photoshop scripting with Python, which relies on Photoshop's COM interface.

I have not tried it, so in case it does not work for you:
If your text is preserved after conversion to SVG then you can simply replace it by whatever tool you like. Afterwards, convert it to PNG (eg. by inkscape --export-png=...).

Psd to pdf selectable text

There is some Online services Like Project Naptha for this, Basically Photoshop cant make text selectable after Saving this.
you can save picture without Text and then stick text with other apps like Microsoft Word.
More info : how-to-make-text-in-pdf-selectable

How to extract images from a PSD file including images contained in a single layer

The problem is that these files are structured with Layer Groups (I opened just one of them).
While GIMP is supporting open the file, the "save all layers" plug-in you are using probably is not aware of layer groups.

(BTW, GIMP unstable - the 2.9 development version is likely currently broken for opening PSDs - the image opens garbled there. It opens in gimp 2.8.10, though)

It is possible to save all layers - including sublayers, as separate images with an interaction in the Python console.
With you PSD being the only image open in GIMP, go to filters->python->console and type something along this:

img = gimp.image_list()[0]  # retrieves a reference to the image

folder = "/tmp/" # folder of you choice for saving the files
counter = 0
def save_recurse(item):
    global counter 
    if hasattr(item, "layers"):
        for layer in reversed(item.layers):
            save_recurse(layer)
    else:
        counter += 1
        name = folder + "layer_%03d.png" % counter
        pdb.gimp_file_save(img, item, name, name)


save_recurse(img)

(btw, I typed it here in a way you can just copy and paste the listing above in GIMP's Python console)

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