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MIME-Type Lookup

File extension → MIME type or MIME type → file extensions lookup.

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125 Dateiendungen · 101 MIME-Types in der Datenbank

Alle MIME-Types anzeigen (101)
MIME-TypeEndungen
text/plain.txt, .text, .log, .conf, .ini, .cfg
text/html.html, .htm, .xhtml
text/css.css
text/javascript.js, .mjs
text/csv.csv
text/xml.xml
text/markdown.md, .markdown
text/calendar.ics, .ical
text/vcard.vcf, .vcard
text/yaml.yaml, .yml
application/json.json
application/ld+json.jsonld
application/xml.xml
application/pdf.pdf
application/zip.zip
application/gzip.gz, .gzip
application/x-tar.tar
application/x-7z-compressed.7z
application/x-rar-compressed.rar
application/x-bzip2.bz2
application/x-brotli.br
application/x-xz.xz
application/vnd.ms-excel.xls
application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.spreadsheetml.sheet.xlsx
application/vnd.ms-powerpoint.ppt
application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.presentationml.presentation.pptx
application/msword.doc
application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.wordprocessingml.document.docx
application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.text.odt
application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.spreadsheet.ods
application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.presentation.odp
application/javascript.js, .mjs
application/typescript.ts
application/wasm.wasm
application/atom+xml.atom
application/rss+xml.rss
application/sql.sql
application/x-sh.sh
application/x-bash.bash
application/x-csh.csh
application/x-perl.pl, .pm
application/x-python.py
application/x-ruby.rb
application/x-lua.lua
application/java-archive.jar
application/vnd.android.package-archive.apk
application/x-apple-diskimage.dmg
application/x-msdownload.exe, .dll, .com
application/x-deb.deb
application/x-rpm.rpm
application/x-iso9660-image.iso
application/x-sqlite3.sqlite, .sqlite3, .db
application/x-httpd-php.php
application/xhtml+xml.xhtml
application/manifest+json.webmanifest
application/geo+json.geojson
application/vnd.geo+json.geojson
application/x-www-form-urlencoded
application/octet-stream.bin, .exe, .dll, .obj, .so, .a
image/jpeg.jpg, .jpeg, .jfif
image/png.png
image/gif.gif
image/webp.webp
image/avif.avif
image/svg+xml.svg, .svgz
image/bmp.bmp
image/tiff.tiff, .tif
image/x-icon.ico
image/heic.heic
image/heif.heif
image/vnd.adobe.photoshop.psd
image/x-xcf.xcf
audio/mpeg.mp3
audio/ogg.ogg, .oga
audio/wav.wav
audio/flac.flac
audio/aac.aac, .m4a
audio/webm.weba
audio/midi.midi, .mid
audio/x-aiff.aif, .aiff
audio/opus.opus
video/mp4.mp4, .m4v
video/webm.webm
video/ogg.ogv
video/mpeg.mpeg, .mpg
video/quicktime.mov
video/x-msvideo.avi
video/x-matroska.mkv
video/x-flv.flv
video/3gpp.3gp
video/x-ms-wmv.wmv
font/ttf.ttf
font/otf.otf
font/woff.woff
font/woff2.woff2
application/vnd.ms-fontobject.eot
model/gltf+json.gltf
model/gltf-binary.glb
model/obj.obj
model/stl.stl
multipart/form-data

Bidirectional MIME Type Lookup

The MIME-Type Lookup tool provides a fast and efficient way to identify the relationship between file extensions and their corresponding MIME types. You can perform a bidirectional search, allowing you to enter a specific file extension to find its standard MIME type or input a MIME type to see which file extensions it covers. This dual functionality ensures that developers and system administrators can quickly find the correct metadata for any given file format without manual searching.

Practical Applications for Web Development

Understanding MIME types is essential for web development, server configuration, and content delivery. When you upload files to a server or serve them via an API, the correct Content-Type header must be set so browsers can render the content correctly. This tool helps developers quickly identify these headers for images, videos, documents, and scripts, ensuring that your website functions correctly across different platforms and devices by providing the accurate MIME type for every file extension.

Secure Browser-Based Processing

Your privacy is a priority when using our tools. The MIME-Type Lookup tool processes all information directly in your browser. No data is sent to an external server, and no files are uploaded or stored during the process. This local processing ensures that your search queries remain private and secure. You can quickly find the information you need without worrying about data tracking or storage, making it a safe choice for developers working with sensitive project specifications.

Frequently asked questions

What is a MIME type?

A MIME type is a standard way to identify the format of a file on the internet. It tells web browsers and servers what kind of content is being sent, such as an image, video, or text document, so they can process and display it correctly.

Why do I need the MIME type for my files?

You need accurate MIME types to ensure that web browsers display your content correctly. Without the correct Content-Type header, a browser might fail to play a video or render an image properly. It is also crucial for configuring web servers and handling file uploads in various applications.

How do I find the MIME type for a specific extension?

Simply enter the file extension into the lookup tool on our page. The system will instantly return the standard MIME type associated with that extension. This provides a much faster alternative to searching through long documentation tables when you are actively developing or configuring a server.

Is my data safe when using this tool?

Yes, your data is safe because the tool operates entirely within your web browser. Since no information is sent to external servers and no files are uploaded, your search queries remain private. It is a local processing tool designed for quick and secure lookups of file metadata.