Document file formats
Formats used for documents, spreadsheets, presentations, plain text and fixed-layout files.
18 formats
Documents formats
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A document format designed for scanned pages and high-resolution documents, combining image layers, text, and compression techniques to reduce file size.
The legacy binary document format used by Microsoft Word before DOCX, storing text, styles, tables, images, fields, and other document structures in an OLE compound file.
An Office Open XML package used for word-processing documents containing text, formatting, images, tables, and other document content.
A single-file publication format that packages structured web content such as HTML, CSS, SVG, fonts, metadata, and navigation for ebooks and digital publications.
The core markup format of the web, used to structure documents and applications with elements for text, links, media, forms, metadata, and interactive content.
A family of lightweight plain-text markup syntaxes that use readable punctuation conventions for headings, links, lists, emphasis, code, and other document structure.
A proprietary binary ebook format originally developed by Mobipocket and later used in early Amazon Kindle publishing and reading workflows.
An OpenDocument presentation package for slides, text, graphics, layouts, animations, and related presentation content in an XML-based ZIP container.
An OpenDocument spreadsheet package for worksheets, formulas, tables, charts, styles, and related office data stored in an XML-based ZIP container.
An OpenDocument package for word-processing documents, using XML-based content and styles inside a ZIP-based container.
A document format designed to preserve page layout, text, graphics, fonts, and other content consistently across devices and software.
The legacy binary presentation format used by Microsoft PowerPoint before PPTX, storing slides, text, shapes, images, media, and presentation records in an OLE compound file.
An Office Open XML presentation format used to store slides, text, images, charts, media, layouts, and presentation effects.
A document interchange format developed by Microsoft that represents formatted text, document structure, and embedded content using a text-based control-word syntax.
A simple text file containing unformatted character data without a required document structure or presentation format.
An XML-based formulation of HTML that follows XML syntax rules while representing web-document structures and markup.
The legacy binary spreadsheet format used by Microsoft Excel before XLSX, storing worksheets, formulas, formatting, charts, and other workbook data in an OLE compound file.
An Office Open XML spreadsheet format used to store worksheets, formulas, tables, charts, styles, and other spreadsheet data.