INT File - opening and understanding
Did your computer fail to open an INT file? We explain what they are used for and recommend software that we know can open or otherwise handle your .INT files.
What is an INT file?
The .int file extension is most commonly associated with graphics files created in the Silicon Graphics image format. The INT files are used to store images with integers that represent the contents of each image pixel. INT files can be compressed or uncompressed and may contain both color or monochrome images.
The .int file extension is also used for Sony HD camera system files, Unreal Tournament mutator files, Delphi interface files, FoxPro code page files, COBOL signature semi-compiled program files and Devastation language files.
How to open INT files
You will need a program compatible with the specific file you are trying to open, as different programs may use files with file extension INT for different purposes. We have identified 1 INT opener for Windows that is compatible with this specific type of INT file.
Programs that open these files
 | ACDSee | Verified |
Suggest another file format using extension INT
While we know of one file format using the .INT file extension, there may be more. It is widespread that different programs use files with the same file extension for very different types of data. Please let us know if you are aware of a different kind of .INT file.
Various viewers for this file format
These apps are known to open certain types of INT files. Remember, different programs may use INT files for different purposes, so you may need to try out a few of them to be able to open your specific file.
 | SAP VEViewer | User submitted |
 | XnView | User submitted |
 | Adobe Acrobat | User submitted |
 | Right Hemisphere Deep View | User submitted |
 | GS | User submitted |
 | Application OptisIntensityViewer | User submitted |
 | Discovery | User submitted |
 | CCDSoft CCD Astronomy Software | User submitted |
 | SAP SAP 3D Visual Enterprise Viewer | User submitted |
 | progeCAD Professional English | User submitted |
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