Weaving Information Format graphics
File type: Graphics file
A .wif file contains weaving data in the Weaving Information Format, a graphics file format used to exchange information between weaving software programs.
Patternland Weave Simulator for Microsoft Windows is associated with this file type.
Found 2 different file type records with the same wif filename suffix.
File type category:
Graphics file
Date updated: October 17, 2026
The Weaving Information Format stores information used to describe a weave, such as the structure of a weaving draft and related loom settings. It is a data format for weaving information rather than a conventional bitmap or other rendered image.
WIF is used as a standard interchange format among compatible weaving software programs. Its structured contents are also intended to be understandable to people who need to inspect or exchange weaving information.
Patternland Weave Simulator supports WIF files on Microsoft Windows. The format is most useful when moving weaving designs between compatible applications, although support for individual WIF features can vary between programs.
Open the file with Patternland Weave Simulator on Microsoft Windows. A different weaving application can open it only if that application supports the Weaving Information Format.
Because WIF files contain structured weaving data, a text editor may display their contents, but it will not provide the tools needed to view or edit the design as a weaving draft.
WIF is used for data exchange, so some conversion may be possible with compatible weaving software. To convert the design, open the file in Patternland Weave Simulator or another compatible weaving application and use that program's supported import and export options.
When converting between weaving programs, check the resulting draft because features not supported by the destination format may not be preserved.
Software applications that handle other tasks involving wif files:
Microsoft Windows
File type category:
Bitmap image file
Date updated: October 6, 2017
The wif file extension is associated with Wang image file format that is related to any software developed by Kodak.
The Wang image file format seems to be obsolete, it is not supported in any current known image editor or viewer.
It is an obsolete file, which is no more supported by any known application.
Files with wif extension are not convertable.