MIME Type Lookup maps between file extensions and MIME types using a curated table of the types people actually need.
It also tells you whether a type is text-based and lists the well-known TCP and UDP ports. It runs in your browser.
No. It covers common document, image, audio, video, font, and archive types. Rare or vendor-specific types may be missing.
Some formats have more than one common extension, like jpg and jpeg. The first one listed is the usual choice.
Quick reference when reading firewall rules or connection strings: 443 is HTTPS, 5432 is PostgreSQL, and so on.
No. The tool runs entirely on this page.