Computer file extensions - T
Updated: 06/30/2019 by Computer Hope
Below is a listing of each of the different file extensions that begin with the letter "T." If you are looking for a file extension that starts with a different letter, click the corresponding beginning letter below.
| T | |
|---|---|
| .TAR | Short for Tape ARchive, TAR files are a single file that usually contains multiple files. They are not compressed files and group a collection of files combined together as one. Additional information about TAR files is on our Linux and Unix tar command page. Windows users can use WinRAR to extract the contents of a .tar file. |
| .TAR.GZ | A compressed file including the TAR compressed with gzip. See above .TAR explanation. Windows users can use WinRAR to extract the contents of a .tar.gz file. |
| .TBZ | A compressed file including the TAR compressed with bzip. See above .TAR explanation. |
| .TBZ2 | A compressed file including the TAR compressed with bzip2. See above .TAR explanation. |
| .TDF | Trace Definition File used with OS/2. |
| .TGA | TARGA (Truevision Advanced Raster Graphic Adapter) file. |
| .TGZ | A compressed file including the TAR compressed with gzip. See above .TAR explanation. |
| .TIF | Tag Image Format that includes most 24-bit color. |
| .TLB | 1. Remote automation truelib files. 2. OLE (Object Linking and Embedding) type library. 3. Visual C++ type library. |
| .TLD | Tellix file. |
| .TLE | NASA two-line element set. |
| .TLP | Microsoft project timeline file. |
| .TLT | Trellix web design file. |
| .TLX | Trellix data file. |
| .TMP | Temporary files. How to view and remove temporary program files. |
| .TOPC | TopicCrunch SEO (search engine optimization) project file that stores keywords, domain, and search engine settings for future re-use. |
| .TORRENT | BitTorrent file containing the metadata for a file being downloaded. |
| .TPC | 3D Topicscape inter-topicscape topic link after export to Windows. |
| .TRM | Windows Terminal file. |
| .TRS | MicroGraphix file. |
| .TXT | A plain text file that can be read from Windows using a text editor, such as edit, type, or edlin. |