In order to show file extensions in files on iPhone and iPad, you can use the File Extensions app. This app can help you find the app that is associated with a specific file type, such as “jpg” for pictures.
Ways to Show File Extensions in Files App on iPhone and iPad
See File Extensions on iPhone and iPad in the Files App
Open the Files app and navigate to any folder.
- Touch and hold on to the file.
- Tap Get info. ..
The file type extension can be found in the Kind box, underneath the file name, and next to the file name in this instance.
Permanently Show File Extensions in the File App
Open the Files app and open any folder that consists of files.
3 dots menu at the top right-hand corner.
Select Show All Extensions.
The files in the current folder are now visible with the extensions of all the files in the extensions folder. ..
Final Words
In macOS, the file name extension is also a period, but it is followed by an appended “.app” or “.pkg” for applications and packages, respectively. In iOS, the file name extension is a period and it is followed by either an “m” for music files or an “x” for files that are not music or video. ..
