.qif
| File Type 1 |
 Quicken Interchange Format File |
| File Format |
Standard (developed by Intuit) |
| Usage |
Open manually |
| Rank |
★ ★ ☆ Average |
| Description |
The Quicken Interchange Format (QIF) format is a plain text format designed for transferring financial information to and from financial institutions. It stores a user's account data in a standard text format, which can be downloaded from the Internet and imported into Quicken and other financial programs.
 About Intuit Quicken
Quicken is a popular financial management program developed by Intuit. It allows users to manage several different accounts at once, including savings, checking, credit card, and investment accounts. Users can enter transactions manually or download data from the Internet.
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| Open With |
| macOS |
 Intuit Quicken for Mac
 GnuCash
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| Unix |
GnuCash |
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| Updated |
October 13, 2009 |
| File Type 2 |
 QuickTime Image File |
| File Format |
Proprietary (Apple) |
| Usage |
Open manually; may be referenced by an application |
| Rank |
★ ☆ ☆ Uncommon |
| Description |
Image file created and compressed by Apple QuickTime; sometimes referenced by QuickTime movies (.MOV files); uses the same atom types as a QuickTime movie: "idsc" (contains the image description) and "idat" (contains the image data).
QIF image files use a single fork, not a resource fork and data fork like some Macintosh files, so they work well in cross-platform applications.
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| Open With |
| Windows |
 Apple QuickTime Viewer
 Apple QuickTime Player
 ACD Systems ACDSee
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| macOS |
Apple QuickTime Viewer Apple QuickTime Player |
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| Updated |
June 8, 2008 |
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Quicken Interchange Format File
About Intuit Quicken
QuickTime Image File
