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ISO file format is a disk image format used for storing and transporting data. ISO represents an exact copy of the file system usually used for optical disks (CD, DVD, Blu-ray). ISO files keep the entire disk structure and contents in a single file, making it easier to share data. This format is widely used, especially for software distribution, system backups and operating system installations. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

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.

Discover our XLSX (Excel) Sample Files, perfect for developers and testers looking to simulate real-world scenarios for data management, spreadsheet processing and website load testing. This mock file helps you evaluate performance, test file uploads, and make sure your application handles XLSX files efficiently. Get your free download today and improve your development and testing process!

The RTF (Rich Text Format) file format is a versatile text file format developed by Microsoft. RTF files can contain formatted text, images and other elements, making them suitable for a variety of document types. Unlike plain text files, RTF supports text formatting options such as bold, italic, underline and font changes. On this page you can find a example (sample-dummy) rtf file of any size.

A file with the TXT extension is a text document. It is a standard text file format, often preferred by computer users. It stands out for its simplicity and lightness because it does not contain any formatting, storing only plain text. This format can be easily opened and edited on different operating systems and devices, making it ideal for exchanging a wide range of data. It is the preferred format for basic text-based operations such as coding, note-taking, or simple document creation.

This page provides a collection of sample .tar files ranging in size from 1MB to 100MB. These files are for testing, demonstration and development purposes. Use them to test extraction tools, analyze archive performance, or experiment with file processing workflows. Free Download Now.

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.

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.

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.

PDF stands for Portable Document Format and was developed by Adobe Systems. It combines rich content such as text, images and hyperlinks, allowing users to share documents across different operating systems and devices with the same view. Its wide use has made it indispensable for electronic document sharing. Thanks to its open-source readers and software, viewing and editing documents in PDF format is easy and accessible.

On this page you can examine sample files with the .7z extension and test the use of the format. 7z files created for testing purposes for developers, testers and computer users

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.