formats
n. countable B1 Intermediate US //ˈfɔɹˌmæts// UK //fˈɔːmæts// for·mats
n. the way something is arranged or organized. You use this to talk about how information is stored on a computer or how a TV show is structured.
n. the arrangement, organization, or layout of something; specifically, the way data is encoded for storage or the structure of a media presentation.
The software supports several different file formats.
The new talk show uses several different formats, including live interviews and pre-recorded comedy sketches.
While the physical dimensions of the book remain standard, the digital version is available in multiple formats to ensure compatibility with various e-readers and mobile devices.
Usage
Often used in technical contexts regarding digital data or in media to describe the structure of a program.