Format
Description
Supported Import Format
Supported Export Format
*.afp
Advanced Function Presentation, which was created as part of the IBM® document imaging system.
*.ani
Animation file, which is used to store Windows animated cursors.
*.bmp
Windows Bitmap file.
*.cal
CALS Raster image format, which is usually ITU-T type compressed bitonal images.
*.cgm
Computer Graphics Metafile, which is used to exchange vector and bitmap data.
*.cin
Kodak Cinson file.
*.clp
Microsoft Windows Clipboard format, which is used to store the contents of the Clipboard to disk.
*.cmp
LEAD compressed format for grayscale and color images, which results in smaller files that have better image quality.
*.cmx
Corel Presentation Exchange (CMX) file format, which is used with the Corel® Suite applications.
*.cur
Format that is used to store Windows cursors.
*.cut
Format for device-independent images with a color palette that is stored in a *.pal file (if the image has no .pal file, it is considered to be a grayscale image).
*.dcr
Format for professional digital camera files.
*.dgn
Format that is used with the Intergraph 3® MicroStation and Interactive Graphics System (IGDS).
*.drw
Format that is used in the Micrografx Designer CAD/CAM/CAE application.
*.dwf
Binary file format that is used by AutoDesk AutoCAD® that typically contains information about a CAD design, including graphics and text. Files saved in the .dwf format are highly compressed, making them easier to download and transmit. BarTender supports the import of .dwf file versions 4, 5, 5.5, and 6.
*.dwg
Binary file format that is used by AutoDesk AutoCAD that can contain two-dimensional or three-dimensional objects. BarTender supports the import of .dwg files that are created in AutoCAD Release 12 through Release 14, AutoCAD 2000, AutoCAD 2002, and AutoCAD 2004 through 2006.
*.dxf
ASCII file that was first introduced by AutoDesk AutoCAD that contains two-dimensional and three-dimensional components. BarTender supports .dxf files that are created in AutoCAD Release 18 and earlier versions.
*.ecw
Enhanced Compressed Wavelet file.
*.emf
Enhanced Windows Metafiles, which are vector files that can contain a raster image.
*.exf
Standard format for image files that are created by using digital cameras and other input devices (also *.tif, *.jpg).
*.fax
Standard fax file format.
*.fit
Flexible Image Transport System file.
*.flc
Animation file that is created by AutoDesk (also *.fli).
*.fpx
FlashPix, which was created by Eastman Kodak Company®, Microsoft Corporation®, Hewlett-Packard Company®, and Live Picture Inc. (Sonic Solutions®) to make the use of digital color images easier.
*.gbr
Gerber Vector format, which is used by GerbTools, ViewMate, and CamTastic for transferring printed circuit board information.
*.gif
Graphics Interchange Format, which is an 8-bit per pixel bitmap image format.
*.ica
Image Object Content Architecture (IOCA), which was developed by IBM and which houses Presentation Text Object Architecture (PTOCA) data objects.
*.ico
Format that is used to store Windows icons.
*.iff
Interchange File Format, which is a general-purpose data storage format.
*.img
File that contains the raw information dump of the contents of a file or disk.
*.itg
Intergraph (ITG) format bitmap image (also *.cit) file.
*.jpg
Joint Pictures Experts Group, which is a standard method of compression for photographic images (also *.jpeg, *.jtf).
*.lv
LazerView file.
*.mac
MacPaint file.
*.msp
Microsoft Paint file format.
*.pbm
Portable Bitmap Utilities, which is a format that can read and write one bit per pixel.
*.pcd
Kodak Photo CD (see *.fpx) file.
*.pct
Macintosh QuickDraw, which is used in desktop publishing and imaging applications (also *.pict).
*.pcx
PaintBrush PCX format, which was designed by ZSoft.
Portable Document Format, which is an open standard for document exchange that was created by Adobe®.
*.pgm
Portable Greymap Utilities, which is a format that can read and write eight (grayscale) bits per pixel.
*.plt
Format for printing line drawings, which was created by Hewlett-Packard (also *.hpgl).
*.png
Portable Network Graphics, which was created by CompuServe® to replace the *.gif format.
*.ppm
Portable Pixmap Utilities, which is a format that can read and write 24 bits per pixel.
*.prn
Printer Command Language file (also *.prt, *.pcl).
*.psd
Adobe Photoshop® graphics editor file.
*.psp
PaintShop Pro file.
*.ptk
Two-dimensional rendering engine files, which were developed by Phelios, Inc.
*.ras
SUN Raster file format.
*.rtf
Rich Text Format file.
*.sct
Scitex Continuous Tone (SCT), which was developed by HP Scitex and is used for high-end image processing (also *.ct).
*.sff
Structured Fax File format.
*.sgi
Format for black and white, grayscale, and color images, which was developed by CGI®.
*.shp
Environmental Systems Research Institute (ESRI)® Shape Format.
*.smp
Xionics SMP file.
*.svg
Scalable Vector Graphics, which is an Internet standard vector format for two-dimensional graphics in XML.
*.tga
Truevision, Inc. TGA format.
*.tif
Format for professional digital camera (also *.tiff).
*.tif
Tag Image File format, which is a format that is commonly used to archive important images (also *.tiff).
*.wbmp
Wireless Bitmap file.
*.wfx
WinFax file.
*.wmf
Windows Metafiles, which are vector files that can contain a raster image.
*.wmz
Windows Media Compressed Skin file.
*.wpg
WordPerfect Graphics file.
*.xbm
X Bitmap file.
*.xpm
Format that is used to store X Window PixMap information to disk.
*.xwd
Format that is used to store and restore screen window images.