Category Overview

Archive File Extensions

Archive file extensions are used to package, compress, encrypt, or transfer one or more files. Browse the formats below to identify an archive and find software that may extract, create, inspect, or convert it.

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Archive Extensions
Category Guide

How to open archive and compressed files

Archive formats differ in compression, encryption, multi-part support, and platform compatibility. Scan unknown archives before extracting them, avoid opening unexpected executable content, and use a trusted extraction application.

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6 Archive Extensions Available
.TAR.BZ2

Tarball Archive (Bzip2 Compressed)

A 'tar.bz2' file is a compressed archive format commonly used in Unix-like operating systems. It combines the functionalities of two se...

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.TAR.GZ

Tape Archive compressed with Gzip

A 'tar.gz' file is a compressed archive format commonly used in Unix-like operating systems. It combines two separate processes: archiv...

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.TAR.XZ

XZ Compressed Archive

A .tar.xz file is a compressed archive, combining the functionalities of two distinct tools: `tar` and `xz`. The `tar` (Tape Archive) u...

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.TGZ

Tape Archive GZipped

A .tgz file is a compressed archive file, essentially a combination of a TAR archive and Gzip compression. First, multiple files and di...

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.TIB

Acronis True Image Backup File

A TIB file is a disk image file created by Acronis True Image software, which is now known as Acronis Cyber Protect Home Office. This f...

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.TIBX

Acronis Cyber Protect Home Office Backup File

The TIBX file extension is a proprietary backup format developed by Acronis, primarily used in their flagship software, Acronis Cyber P...

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