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# Supported File types for FenixPyre Sharing Open

This document talks about the different file types that are supported by FenixPyre Sharing for open, edit and collaboration.

FenixPye Sharing makes it easy to securely open, view, and interact with a wide range of file types directly within your browser - no need to download or install anything.

Below is a list of file types we currently support, along with their viewing or editing modes:

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### 🧾 Documents

| File Type        | Extension | Mode                   |
| ---------------- | --------- | ---------------------- |
| Word Document    | `.docx`   | **Editable & Savable** |
| Word 97–2003     | `.doc`    | View Only              |
| Rich Text Format | `.rtf`    | View Only              |
| Text File        | `.txt`    | View Only              |
| PDF              | `.pdf`    | View Only              |

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### 📊 Spreadsheets

| File Type      | Extension | Mode                   |
| -------------- | --------- | ---------------------- |
| Excel Workbook | `.xlsx`   | **Editable & Savable** |
| Excel 97–2003  | `.xls`    | View Only              |
| CSV File       | `.csv`    | View Only              |

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### 📈 Presentations

| File Type               | Extensions | Mode               |
| ----------------------- | ---------- | ------------------ |
| PowerPoint Presentation | `.pptx`    | Editable & Savable |

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### 📽️ Videos

| File Type | Extension | Mode |
| --------- | --------- | ---- |
| MP4       | `.mp4`    | Play |
| MKV       | `.mkv`    | Play |
| WEBM      | `.webm`   | Play |

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### 🎵 Audio

| File Type | Extension | Mode |
| --------- | --------- | ---- |
| MP3       | `.mp3`    | Play |
| WAV       | `.wav`    | Play |
| OGG       | `.ogg`    | Play |
| FLAC      | `.flac`   | Play |
| AAC       | `.aac`    | Play |

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### 🖼️ Images

| File Type | Extension               | Mode |
| --------- | ----------------------- | ---- |
| JPEG      | `.jpeg`, `.jpg`, `.jpe` | View |
| PNG       | `.png`                  | View |
| GIF       | `.gif`                  | View |
| BMP       | `.bmp`                  | View |
| TIFF      | `.tiff`, `.tif`         | View |
| WEBP      | `.webp`                 | View |
| SVG       | `.svg`                  | View |

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#### ℹ️ Notes:

* **Editable & Savable**: You can make changes and save the updated file back securely.
* **View Only**: You can open and read the file, but editing is disabled.
* **Play**: Media files can be streamed directly inside FenixPyre Sharing.


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