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 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. |