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MIME Type Reference

Look up common MIME types, file extensions and browser-facing content-type values in one fast table.

Workspace

Work here first, inspect the output, then decide the next move.
WorkflowLocal

This workspace processes the content directly in your browser.

Formatting, decoding, validation, and common file work stay local whenever possible, then continue in the same result area for copy, download, or the next step.

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Input

Paste content, choose a file, or load a sample first.

Process

The content stays in the local browser by default.

Result

After processing, copy, download, or continue into a related workflow.

Search

Extension, MIME or keyword
Search stays local in the browser and filters the reference rows instantly.

Reference

MIME reference.html · Web page

text/html

15Entries
5Images
5Text
5Application
.htmltext/html
Typical use
Web page
.csstext/css
Typical use
Stylesheet
.jstext/javascript
Typical use
JavaScript file
.jsonapplication/json
Typical use
JSON payload
.xmlapplication/xml
Typical use
XML document
.txttext/plain
Typical use
Plain text
.csvtext/csv
Typical use
Comma-separated values
.pngimage/png
Typical use
PNG image
.jpgimage/jpeg
Typical use
JPEG image
.webpimage/webp
Typical use
WebP image
.avifimage/avif
Typical use
AVIF image
.svgimage/svg+xml
Typical use
SVG vector image
.pdfapplication/pdf
Typical use
PDF document
.zipapplication/zip
Typical use
ZIP archive
.wasmapplication/wasm
Typical use
WebAssembly binary

Best For

Look up common file extensions and MIME types before you set Content-Type values or inspect uploaded files.

Common tasks

  • Set correct response headers
  • Check upload format mappings
  • Confirm image and document MIME values quickly
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