EDraw Max file format
File type: Miscellaneous file
Files with fce extension are used for EDraw Max software.
Found 4 different file type records with the same fce filename suffix.
File type category:
Miscellaneous file
Date updated: July 4, 2017
The fce file extension is associated with EDraw Max, a versatile graphics software, developed by Edraw Soft. This application is available for Windows, Mac OSx and for Linux as well.
Software applications that handle other tasks involving fce files:
Microsoft Windows
File type category:
Miscellaneous file
Date updated: September 24, 2026
ForeUI, developed by EaSynth Solution, uses FCE files to store custom elements created for interface prototypes. These elements allow project-specific or reusable interface components to be used alongside ForeUI's built-in elements.
The format is specific to ForeUI and is intended for use within that application's desktop environment. It is not a general-purpose interchange format, and its contents are not normally edited as a standalone document.
Open the .fce file with ForeUI. If the file is not associated with ForeUI, start the application and use its custom-element management or import features to add the element.
ForeUI is available for multiple desktop platforms. The file may not open correctly in applications other than ForeUI.
There is no standard converter for the ForeUI custom element file format. The file is intended to remain a reusable custom element within ForeUI rather than be converted to another file format.
To use the element elsewhere, open or import it in ForeUI and export the resulting prototype or image using the export options provided by that application.
Software applications that handle other tasks involving fce files:
Multiplatform
File type category:
Game file
Date updated: September 22, 2026
Need for Speed was a racing game published by Electronic Arts for MS-DOS. Its FCE files are part of the game's data files and support the rendering of game content.
The format is proprietary to the game and is not intended as a general-purpose 3D or image format. It is a legacy format associated with the original MS-DOS release and is no longer in active use.
Open an FCE file with the MS-DOS version of Need for Speed that uses it. The game normally loads the file as part of its own data rather than opening it as a separate document.
Modern general-purpose graphics programs are unlikely to support this format. An MS-DOS environment or compatible emulator may be required to run the original game.
There is no standard conversion route for Need for Speed FCE files. They are proprietary game data files rather than images or models intended for exchange between applications.
Keep the file in its original game data set if it is needed by the game. Converting it requires a compatible, game-specific extraction or editing tool, if one is available.
Software applications that handle other tasks involving fce files:
Microsoft MS-DOS
File type category:
Various data file
Date updated: September 27, 2026
Virtual.HairStyle Fab was developed by 5imyshow Co. Ltd. The application uses FCE files to store various data needed by the software.
The FCE format belongs to the Virtual.HairStyle Fab application rather than being a general-purpose interchange format. It is intended for use on Microsoft Windows with the software that created it.
Open an FCE file with Virtual.HairStyle Fab on Microsoft Windows. The file may not open correctly in general-purpose applications because it contains data used by the Virtual.HairStyle Fab software.
Software applications that handle other tasks involving fce files:
Microsoft Windows
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