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What is a .atf file?
A .atf file is a Photoshop Curve File. This is an image format — a picture, drawing or graphic. Confusingly, this extension has been used by 2 different formats over the years — they're all listed below.
This extension has been used by more than one format
2 different formats have claimed .atf over the years, so two files with the same extension aren't necessarily the same kind of thing.
How to open a .atf file
- GIMP (free) and IrfanView open a very wide range of image formats, including obsolete ones.
- XnView MP is the best bet for unusual or legacy image types.
- Your operating system's built-in viewer may work for mainstream formats.
The registry records this extension against Photoshop Curve File, Persuasion Auto-Template Interchange File, so software from that family is the most likely match.
How to convert a .atf file
- Open it in GIMP or XnView and export as .png (lossless) or .jpg (smaller).
The technical record
For archivists, developers and the merely curious: these are the PRONOM registry entries for .atf.
| Format name | Version | MIME type | PUID |
|---|---|---|---|
| Photoshop Curve File | — | — | fmt/667 |
| Persuasion Auto-Template Interchange File | — | — | fmt/1710 |