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What is a .qxd file?

A .qxd file is a QuarkXPress Data File. This is a document format, so it holds text and layout meant to be read. Confusingly, this extension has been used by 6 different formats over the years — they're all listed below.

This extension has been used by more than one format

6 different formats have claimed .qxd over the years, so two files with the same extension aren't necessarily the same kind of thing.

How to open a .qxd file

  • Try LibreOffice (free, Windows/Mac/Linux) — it opens an enormous range of current and historic document formats.
  • Microsoft Word and Google Docs handle most mainstream document types.
  • If nothing opens it, open it in a text editor: many older document formats have readable text inside.

The registry records this extension against QuarkXPress Data File, QuarkXPress Document, QuarkXPress Document and others, so software from that family is the most likely match.

How to convert a .qxd file

  • Once it opens in LibreOffice or Word, Save As .docx or .pdf to get it into a format you can use anywhere.

MIME type

When a .qxd file travels over the web, servers label it with this MIME type:

application/vnd.Quark.QuarkXPress

What's a MIME type?

The technical record

For archivists, developers and the merely curious: these are the PRONOM registry entries for .qxd.

Format nameVersionMIME typePUID
QuarkXPress Data Fileapplication/vnd.Quark.QuarkXPressx-fmt/182
QuarkXPress Document3.1application/vnd.Quark.QuarkXPressfmt/1317
QuarkXPress Document3.3application/vnd.Quark.QuarkXPressfmt/1318
QuarkXPress Document4application/vnd.Quark.QuarkXPressfmt/1319
QuarkXPress Document5application/vnd.Quark.QuarkXPressfmt/1320
QuarkXPress Document3.2application/vnd.Quark.QuarkXPressfmt/1444

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