GEO Data & Text — A .geo file is a GEO Data & Text. It is a text-based data format widely used for configuration files, data interchange and API payloads.
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What is .geo
A .geo file is a GEO Data & Text. It is a text-based data format widely used for configuration files, data interchange and API payloads.
In the mime-db registry it maps to application/vnd.dynageo. When serving .geo over HTTP, set the Content-Type header as shown in Developer info below.
Related entities: it maps to application/vnd.dynageo and is used by GLSL among others — and is delivered over HTTP via the Content-Type header.
How to open .geo files
Developer info
When served over HTTP, responses should set the following header:
Content-Type: application/vnd.dynageo
Common software that reads/writes .geo:
Relation chain
Related extensions
Related MIME types
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Common uses
How to edit .geo files
How to create .geo files
Frequently asked questions
Common options include VS Code, Notepad++, Sublime Text. You can also open many of these files with built-in viewers or a browser.
Create a new file in any text editor or the app that owns the format and save it with the .geo extension.
application/vnd.dynageo is the media type identifier used for .geo files during network transfer (for example in the HTTP Content-Type header).
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Updated 2026-08-18
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