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MIME Types List

Searchable reference of 50+ common MIME types for web, office, media, and font formats

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What is MIME Types List

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MIME Types List is a searchable reference of Internet Media Types (MIME) covering the most common formats you encounter in web, office, media, and font workflows.

Each entry pairs the canonical MIME string (application/pdf, text/html, image/webp, ...) with its usual file extensions so you can pick the right Content-Type header or file filter in seconds.

Why use it

  • Set correct Content-Type headers on HTTP responses.
  • Configure file-upload accept attributes.
  • Pick MIME filters in storage / CDN rules.
  • Teach MIME conventions to new developers.
  • Debug downloads that render as octet-stream.

Features

  • 50+ curated MIME types
  • Full-text search
  • Paired extensions
  • Grouped into text, image, audio, video, font, office
  • MIME Types List never leaves your machine

How to use MIME Types List

  1. Type a keyword. e.g. 'image', 'docx', 'json'.
  2. Click Run. Matching MIME types and extensions are listed.
  3. Copy the entry. Paste into your server config or HTTP client.

Example (before/after)

Filter

image

Matching MIME types

image/png                 .png
image/jpeg                .jpg / .jpeg
image/gif                 .gif
image/webp                .webp
image/avif                .avif
image/svg+xml             .svg

Common errors

Using text/xml vs application/xml

text/xml is legacy; application/xml is preferred.

Fix: Prefer application/xml for APIs.

application/octet-stream fallback

A missing Content-Type defaults to octet-stream.

Fix: Set the right MIME type explicitly in your server config.

FAQ

Is the list official?

Entries follow IANA registrations and commonly-used vendor types.

Can I search?

Yes — type any keyword to filter MIMEs or extensions.

Are vendor types included?

Common ones (office, vendor specific) are included. Exotic types are out of scope.

Do you show compressed variants?

Yes — application/gzip, application/zip, application/x-tar are included.

Is input uploaded?

No — everything is client-side.