ISO image
Writableimage
ISO 9660 Disk Image File is a virtual image of optical disk, storing content and structure of an optical disc which can be transferred on the other media. This format specifically uses ISO 9660, a so-called original standard for file system for optical disc media, written by International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and considered an international technical standard available for many operating systems. A disk image is a uncompressed copy of the contents of a disk or a folder, it can facilitate certain types of backup and recovery strategies. Please see ID: fdd000348 from Library of Congress and other the links attached to this entry for further information.
Identify it
| Extensions | .iso.isoimg.cdr.toast.dmg.bin.img |
|---|---|
| MIME types | application/x-iso9660-imageapplication/vnd.efi.iso |
| Signatures | 426c696e6b20627920442e542e53 at byte 0 |
| PRONOM | fmt/468fmt/1757fmt/1741fmt/1738fmt/1739fmt/1740 |
| Wikidata | Q877050 |
| Library of Congress | fdd000348 |
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Open it
- BinChunkerOpen source
- libarchiveOpen source
- XfburnOpen source
- ExifToolOpen source
- Fedora Media WriterOpen source
- PhotoRecOpen source
- Q1578279Open source
- Q215051Open source
- ZipegOpen source
Convert it
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Documentation
- kaitai grammar: https://github.com/kaitai-io/kaitai_struct_formats/blob/master/filesystem/iso9660.ksy
Versions and variants (5)
- Apple Partition MapUnknown
- UDF Disc ImageUnknown
- UDF-ISO 9660 Bridge DiscUnknown
Sources
From Just Solve the File Format Problem (File Formats Wiki), Kaitai Struct format gallery, PRONOM, Wikidata. Updated 2026-10-24.