Supported file formats

Web document used to display content in browsers.

Simple text with basic formatting, ideal for notes and documentation.

OpenDocument text file for editing and sharing documents.

Document format ready to share, print, or archive without layout changes.

Text with basic formatting supported by many editors.

Simple plain text, compatible with almost any system.

Word document designed for editing, sharing, and collaboration.

OpenDocument presentation compatible with free office suites.

PowerPoint presentation for slides and presentations.

Modern high-compression image format, useful on the web with strong visual quality.

Uncompressed image, useful when you need to preserve every pixel.

Compressed image, ideal for photos and general use.

Lossless image with transparency, ideal for interfaces and graphics.

High-quality image format often used for scanning and print.

Modern lightweight image format, very useful on the web.

Editable Adobe Illustrator file for working with vector graphics.

Vector format designed for print and illustration workflows.

Scalable vector graphic, ideal for the web and illustrations.

Compressed audio that is lightweight and easy to share on the web and mobile devices.

Apple lossless audio, ideal when you need to preserve the original quality.

Lossless audio for storing sound with high quality.

Efficient compressed audio, especially common on Apple devices.

Compressed audio that works with almost any player.

Open format for compressed audio.

Uncompressed audio, ideal for editing and production.

Classic video format often found in older files and devices.

Flexible video container, useful for high-quality video files.

Apple multimedia format, common in video editing workflows.

Highly compatible video format for the web, mobile, and social platforms.

Video format designed for playback on the web.

Binary format for moving and processing data in pipelines.

Simple format widely used for APIs, integrations, and structured data.

Columnar format designed for analytics and large data volumes.

Structured format with tags for exchanging data.

Readable and simple format for configuration and data.

Digital book format that adapts to readers, tablets, and reading apps.

Highly compressed archive for grouping and distributing files.

Regular folder ready to be packaged into a supported archive format.

Popular compressed archive used to distribute folders and packaged files.

Common Unix container archive used to bundle files together.

TAR archive compressed with GZip, common in software distribution and backups.

Highly compatible compressed archive for sharing one or many files.