Find the correct MIME type (content type) for a file extension in one searchable list. Setting the wrong Content-Type header can make a browser download a file instead of displaying it, break an upload validation, or cause a font or image to fail silently, so getting it right matters. This reference maps common extensions to their standard MIME type strings across text, images, audio, video, fonts, archives and application formats, and you can filter it instantly by extension or type. Type an extension like svg or a keyword like json to jump straight to the value you need for a header, a server config or an upload allowlist. The whole table is bundled into the page, so lookups are instant and fully offline.
A MIME type, also called a content type, is a label like application/json or image/png that tells clients what kind of data a file contains.
Search by extension, for example svg or webp, and the tool shows the matching content-type value to use in your headers.
They set the Content-Type HTTP header for responses, uploads and downloads so browsers handle the data correctly.
Find the correct MIME type (content type) for a file extension in one searchable list. Setting the wrong Content-Type header can make a browser download a file instead of displaying it, break an upload validation, or cause a font or image to fail silently, so getting it right matters.
Yes. MIME Types Reference is completely free, with no sign-up and no usage limits.
Yes. MIME Types Reference runs in any modern web browser. There is nothing to download or install.
Yes. MIME Types Reference runs entirely on your device in your browser, so nothing you enter is uploaded to a server.
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