File formats
An encyclopedia of extensions: what a format stores, how to open it on Windows, macOS, Linux and your phone, and what and how to convert it to.
Every day we deal with dozens of extensions — from the familiar PDF and DOCX to the exotic DWG, HEIC and SQLite. Loadfile breaks them down in plain terms: what the format is, which program opens it, how to convert it to another form without losing quality.
For example: PDF·HEIC·ZIP converter
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An encyclopedia of extensions: what a format stores, how to open it on Windows, macOS, Linux and your phone, and what and how to convert it to.
Curated apps and online services: converters, viewers, archivers, editors.
Where to get files and content legally: font libraries, image and video stocks, datasets, document templates.
How to avoid catching a virus disguised as a file, check an attachment and encrypt what matters.
The most common extensions — click to find out how to open them and what to convert them to.

Apple shoots in HEIC, and Windows won't show it. We explain how to open it, convert to JPG and not lose quality.





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