13 MB WEBM (13 MB)

PNG is a file format used to compress high-quality images and is known for its ability to have "transparent" backgrounds. This makes PNG ideal for web design and graphics work, as the images can blend seamlessly with any background on the page. In addition, PNG offers lossless compression, meaning that images do not lose quality when compressed. This makes PNG the format of choice for graphics that require clarity and detail.

bzip2 or BZ2 is a free software/open source software data compression algorithm developed by Julian Seward. Seward's program was released in 1996 with version 0.15. The stability and widespread use of the data compressor increased over time and version 1.0 was released in late 2000.bzip2 compresses most files more efficiently but more slowly than traditional methods such as gzip or ZIP. In this respect, it is quite similar to other next-generation compression algorithms. However, in most cases bzip2 does not even come close to the compression efficiency of the 7z and RAR formats. You can find example bzip files on this page.

At ExampleFile.com, you can find a variety of sample files in .docx file format compatible with Microsoft Word. The .docx format is an ideal option to facilitate text editing, document creation and professional writing. This file format allows you to create content-rich documents and supports elements such as tables, graphics, images. On our site, you can download .docx files for free to fulfill your document management and writing needs.

The JPG file format is a widely used image format for photographs and web graphics. JPG (or JPEG) is named after the Joint Photographic Experts Group, the name of the expert group that created it. This format is ideal for images with lots of color gradations because it offers excellent color depth. It uses lossy compression, which results in a smaller file size, making it suitable for storing and sharing images without any noticeable loss of quality. It is also useful when sharing images quickly over the internet.

JSON File (JavaScript Object Notation) is one of the most widely used data formats on the internet today. JSON is a format designed for easy storage, transmission and processing of data. Being both human-readable and computer-processable has made JSON very popular in web-based applications and services. Json Files can often be used in APIs and tests. Here you can download the dummy (sample) json files you need for free.

SQL files (*.sql) are scripts used for managing data held in a relational database management system. These scripts can include data insertion, updates, and schema creations that help you manipulate and manage your database effectively.

Explore our extensive range of sample files in .webm format. These example WEBM files, featuring diverse video content and varying lengths, are crafted to facilitate your different projects and tasks with ease. See Big Video Files

Gzip stands for GNU zip. GNU software is a file compression program. You can download the sample 1MB-100 mb gzip files we created for developers, testers and all computer users for free.

XML example files are demo files created in XML format, commonly used for programming and data interchange. These files are designed for developers to test applications, simulate data exchange, and learn XML structure. XML files can be customized for different scenarios and are provided with appropriate MIME type and file extension.

Explore our extensive range of sample files in .mp4 format. These dummy MP4 files, featuring diverse video content and varying lengths, are crafted to facilitate your different projects and tasks with ease.

On this page, you can review sample files with the .doc extension. The sample documents presented are specifically designed for software developers, document managers, test engineers and content producers. The aim is to experience how the .doc format works on different software platforms, its compatibility level and document structure.

On this page you can download free test files of the Executable (.exe) file format, the basic building block of computer programs.