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What is a TGA file?
TGA (Truevision Graphics Adapter) is a raster graphics format commonly used for video game textures and 3D rendering. It supports color depths up to 32-bit with alpha channels for transparency.
Due to its simplicity and support for transparency, TGA remains popular in game development and CGI workflows.
How to open TGA files
TGA files can be opened with Photoshop, GIMP, XnView, and many game development tools. They’re also supported by most graphics libraries.
To convert TGA to JPG or PNG, use AnyConv’s easy web-based converter.
Key facts about TGA
- Full name: Truevision TARGA File
- Extension: .tga
- MIME type: image/x-targa
- Developed by: Truevision Inc.
- Initial release: 1984
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🎯 Did You Know?
The format behind pixelated legends
Many classic PC games of the 1990s and early 2000s - including Doom and Quake mods - relied on TGA files for textures. Modders quickly learned that swapping out TGA images could change how monsters, weapons, or levels looked, making it one of the earliest gateways into fan-made game customization.
— Fact picked by Ethan Brooks
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions about TGA
- Do I need to install software to convert TGA files?No extra software is required. Just upload your TGA files to AnyConv, we’ll convert them on our servers, and you can download the finished file right away.
- Can I use TGA converter on my phone or tablet?Yes, you can convert TGA files on any device - including phones and tablets. AnyConv works perfectly on mobile.
- Is it safe to convert TGA files with AnyConv?Yes, converting TGA files with AnyConv is secure. All files are automatically deleted after conversion and never shared.
- Can I convert multiple TGA files at once?Yes, our converter supports batch processing. You can upload several TGA files and convert them all at once.