Xfrog vegetation graphics
File type: 3d graphics, CAD-CAM-CAE file
An .xfr file is a 3D vegetation graphics file created by XFrog, a Windows modeling tool for designing plants, trees, and other vegetation.
The file stores a vegetation model in the native XFrog 3D file format.
Found 3 different file type records with the same xfr filename suffix.
File type category:
3d graphics, CAD-CAM-CAE file
Date updated: October 12, 2026
XFrog is a 3D modeling application for creating detailed vegetation, especially trees and other plants. Its .xfr files are native project or model files used by the application.
An XFR file contains the geometric and other model data needed to represent a vegetation object in XFrog. It is intended for use within XFrog rather than as a general-purpose image file.
The format is associated with the Windows version of XFrog. Files from older XFrog installations may therefore require the original application or a compatible version to open correctly.
Open the .xfr file with XFrog on Microsoft Windows. Use the application's Open command and select the file.
If XFrog is not installed, general-purpose graphics applications are unlikely to open this native vegetation format directly.
Open the file in XFrog and use the application's export functions to create a model in a format supported by the intended 3D software.
File type category:
Various data file
Date updated: September 27, 2026
Symantec AntiVirus is security software from Symantec that protects Microsoft Windows computers against viruses, Trojan horses and other malicious software. The software is associated with Norton Antivirus for Microsoft Windows in this record.
The .xfr file contains information produced by the software after an update failure. It belongs to the antivirus update process and is intended for the program's internal use rather than for direct editing or use in another application.
This is a Windows-specific, software-support format rather than a general-purpose data format. Its contents are tied to the Symantec antivirus installation and the failed update that created the file.
An .xfr file is normally handled internally by Symantec AntiVirus or Norton Antivirus on Microsoft Windows. It is not intended to be opened manually, and a general-purpose Windows application will not provide a useful view of its contents.
If the file remains after an update failure, allow the antivirus software to retry or repair its update process. Do not edit the file, because changing it may interfere with the software's update handling.
An .xfr file cannot be meaningfully converted to another user file format. It contains internal data associated with a failed Symantec antivirus update, not information intended for export.
Keep the file with the antivirus installation if the software still needs it. If the associated antivirus software has been removed and the file is no longer required, it has no useful conversion or export path.
Software apps that create xfr files:
Microsoft Windows
Software applications that handle other tasks involving xfr files:
Microsoft Windows
File type category:
Font and typeface file
Date updated: October 12, 2026
The .xfr file format was used by Ventura Publisher, later known as Corel Ventura, desktop-publishing software for MS-DOS and Microsoft Windows.
An .xfr file contains bitmap font data for Ventura Publisher's bitmap editor. It is a legacy format associated with the program's font-editing features rather than a general-purpose document format. Ventura Publisher and Corel Ventura are discontinued.
Open this type of .xfr file with the version of Corel Ventura for Microsoft Windows that created or used it. Older files may require the original MS-DOS version of Ventura Publisher.
Current font editors and general-purpose font viewers do not normally support this legacy format.
There is no generally available converter for this particular .xfr file format.
Software applications that handle other tasks involving xfr files:
Microsoft Windows
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