Converting psd photos to jpeg

I have edited certain photos in Photoshop Elements 11 (using the Expert guide for advanced editing techniques)and for some reason, these photos were converted to a psd format.
Now I cannot seem to be able to upload these psd photos to an outside Photo Album provider. all my jpeg photos upload fine but not the psd ones.
Is there a way I can reconvert them to jpeg? Thank you.

I have found a useful metod for work flow processing is as follows.
complete editing and save to psd format thus having the highest quality images prior to jpeg conversion and allowing further edits.
Still in full photo edit, Enhance> auto sharpen (or use unsharp mask).
Still in full edit mode, Layers> flatten. This reduces file size significantly.
File> Save as> JPEG, then choose quality in dialogue box, which also can be used to reduce file size at cost of image resolution.

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