MIME Type Lookup
Resolve file extensions to MIME types or look up file extensions associated with specific MIME types.
HyperText Markup Language (HTML)
Content-TypeHyperText Markup Language (HTML)
Content-TypeCascading Style Sheets (CSS)
Content-TypeJavaScript (ECMAScript)
Content-TypeJavaScript ES Module
Content-TypePlain Text
Content-TypeComma-Separated Values (CSV)
Content-TypeMarkdown documentation file
Content-TypeExtensible Markup Language (XML)
Content-TypeJavaScript Object Notation (JSON)
Content-TypeJSON-LD (Linked Data)
Content-TypeAdobe Portable Document Format (PDF)
Content-TypeZIP Archive
Content-TypeTape Archive (TAR)
Content-TypeRAR Archive
Content-Type7-Zip Compressed Archive
Content-TypePortable Network Graphics (PNG)
Content-TypeJoint Photographic Experts Group (JPEG)
Content-TypeJoint Photographic Experts Group (JPEG)
Content-TypeGraphics Interchange Format (GIF)
Content-TypeScalable Vector Graphics (SVG)
Content-TypeWeb Picture Format (WebP)
Content-TypeMicrosoft Icon (ICO)
Content-TypeMP3 Audio
Content-TypeWaveform Audio Format (WAV)
Content-TypeOgg Audio
Content-TypeWebM Audio
Content-TypeMP4 Video
Content-TypeMPEG Video
Content-TypeWebM Video
Content-TypeOgg Video
Content-TypeWeb Open Font Format (WOFF)
Content-TypeWeb Open Font Format 2.0 (WOFF2)
Content-TypeTrueType Font
Content-TypeOpenType Font
Content-TypeYAML Ain't Markup Language
Content-TypeYAML Ain't Markup Language
Content-TypeMicrosoft Excel Spreadsheet
Content-TypeMicrosoft Word Document
Content-TypeMicrosoft PowerPoint Presentation
Content-TypeElectronic Publication (EPUB)
Content-TypeBourne Shell Script
Content-TypeWebAssembly Binary
Content-TypeWhat is a MIME Type?
A MIME type (Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions), now officially called Media Type, is a standard identifier used on the Internet to indicate the nature and format of a document, file, or assortment of bytes.
Web browsers use MIME types to determine how to render or process files retrieved from servers. For instance, when a server sends a browser a .png file, it includes the header Content-Type: image/png so the browser knows to render it as an image.
How to use the MIME Lookup tool
- Search: Enter an extension (e.g.
pngor.png) or a media type (e.g.application/json) in the search input. - Conversion Modes:
- Extension to MIME: Input a file extension to find its matching media types and details.
- MIME to Extension: Input a media type to locate the matching extensions.
- Browse & Copy: Click on any MIME type or extension to quickly copy it to your clipboard.