List of filename extensions (F–L)

This alphabetical list of filename extensions contains extensions used by multiple notable applications or services.

F

Ext.DescriptionUsed by
F Archive FREEZE
F Forth language source code file Forth development systems
F Fortran language source code file (in fixed form) Many Fortran compilers
F01 Fax perfectfax
F03 Fortran language source code file (in free form) Many Fortran compilers
F08 Fortran language source code file (in free form) Fortran compilers
F18 Fortran language source code file (in free form) Fortran compilers
F4 Fortran IV source code file Fortran IV source code
F4V[1] A container format for Flash Video that differs from the older FLV file format (see also SWF) Adobe Flash
F77 Fortran language source code file (in fixed form) Many Fortran compilers
F90 Fortran language source code file (in free form) Many Fortran compilers
F95 Fortran language source code file (in free form) Many Fortran compilers
FA[2][3][4] FASTA format sequence file
FAA[2][3][4] FASTA format amino acid
FASTA[2][3][4] FASTA format sequence file
FASTQ[2][3][4] FASTQ format sequence file
FB2[5] FictionBook e-book 2.0 file (DRM-free XML format) e-book readers
FBX [6] 3D model geometry, material textures, lighting, armature, and animation sequences for inter application use/transport Autodesk
FEN[7] Forsyth–Edwards Notation Chess applications -text data describes a specific position.
FF Farbfeld image
FFN[3][4][2] FASTA format nucleotide of gene regions
FITS[8][9] Flexible Image Transport System astronomy software
FLAC[10] Audio codec, Audio file format
FLAME Fractal configuration file Apophysis
FLV[11] A container format for Flash Video (see also SWF) Adobe Flash
FNA[2][3][4] FASTA format nucleic acid
FNI FileNet Native Document FileNet
FODT[12] OpenDocument Flat XML Document LibreOffice
FOR Fortran language source file many
FRAG Fragment File, usually stored on MOVPKG files MOVPKG
FRM[13] MySQL Database Metadata MySQL
FS F# source file F# compilers

G

Ext.DescriptionUsed by
GBR[14] Gerber format PCB CAD/CAM
GBS[15] OtterUI binary scene format. UI library & tool specifically aimed at game developers. OtterUI by Aonyx Software
GDF[16] General Data Format for Biomedical Signals Biomedical signal processing, Brain Computer Interfaces
GDT Gerätedatentransfer, an xDT application Healthcare providers in Germany
GED[17] GEDCOM Genealogy data exchange
GGB GeoGebra File GeoGebra
GIF[18] Compuserves' Graphics Interchange Format (bitmapped graphics) QPeg - Display - CompuShow
GML[19] Geography Markup Language File Geography Markup Language
GO Go source code file Golang
GPX[20][21] GPS eXchange Format
GTF[22] Gene transfer format
GV[23] Graph Visualization Graphviz
GZ gzip compressed data gzip

H

Ext.DescriptionUsed by
H! On-line help file Flambeaux Help! Display Engine
H! Pertext database HELP.EXE
H-- C—language header Sphinx C--
H Header file (usually C language) Watcom C/C++
H++ Header file C++
HA Archive HA
HACK Source file for the programming language hack The HHVM[24]
HAR[25] HTTP Archive format (JSON-format web-browser log) W3C draft standard
HDI Hard Disk Image file (PC-9800 disk image file) PC-9800 emulators
HDMP heap dumpfile
HH C++ header file
HOF Basic Configuration file OMSI The Bus Simulator
HPP C++ header file Zortech C++ - Watcom C/C++
HTA HTML Application Microsoft Windows
HTM see HTML
HTML[26] Hypertext Markup Language (WWW) Netscape - Mosaic - many
HUM 3D Model database OMSI The Bus Simulator
HXX C++ header file

I

Ext.DescriptionUsed by
ICC[27] ICC profile Color Configuration for color input or output devices
ICE LHA Archive Cracked LHA (old LHA), Total Commander
ICO Icon file ICONEDIT.EXE; Microsoft Windows
IFC[28] Industry Foundation Classes (platform neutral, open file format used by BIM software). It is registered by ISO and is an official International Standard ISO 16739-1:2018. BIM software
IGC[29] Flight tracks downloaded from GPS devices in the International Gliding Commission's prescribed format
IGES[30] Initial Graphics Exchange Specification
IMG disk IMaGe
INI[31] Configuration file
IO[32] Archive CPIO
IPA IOS packed application IOS
IPT XnView IPTC template XnView, XnViewMP
ISO ISO-9660 table see: List of ISO image software
IT Impulse Tracker music file Impulse Tracker

J

Ext.DescriptionUsed by
J2C[33] JPEG 2000 image JPEG 2000
JAR[34] Java archive JAR, Java Games and Applications
JAV[35] see JAVA
JAVA[35] Java source code file
JBIG[36][37][38] Joint Bilevel Image Group
JNLP[39] Java Network Launching Protocol Java Web Start
JP2[33] JPEG 2000 image
JPEG[40] Joint Photographic Experts Group graphics file format Minolta/Konica Minolta cameras use this for JPEGs in Adobe RGB color space
JPEG[40] Joint Photographic Experts Group graphics file format QPeg - FullView - Display
JPEG[40] Joint Photographic Group various (Minolta/Konica Minolta cameras use this for JPEGs in sRGB color space)
JS[41] JavaScript file script in HTML pages
JSON[42][43] JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) Ajax
JSP[44] Jakarta Server Pages Dynamic pages running Web servers using Java technology

K

Ext.DescriptionUsed by
KEY Keynote Presentation Keynote
KML[45][46] Keyhole Markup Language Google Earth
KMZ[45][46] Keyhole Markup Language (Zip compressed) Google Earth
KRA Krita image file Krita
KT Kotlin source code Kotlin Programming Language

L

Ext.DescriptionUsed by
LABEL Dymo label file Dymo desktop software
LBR .LBR Archive for CP/M and MS-DOS using the LU program
LDT Labordatenträger, an xDT application Healthcare providers in Germany
LHA LHA Archive LHA/LHARC, Total Commander
LISP LISP source code file
LL LLVM Assembly Language llvm
LUA Lua script file Microsoft Visual C++, Notepad++
LVPROJ LabVIEW project file LabVIEW
LY LilyPond Notation File LilyPond
LZ Archive Lzip

See also

Notes

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