OBD Viewer

Software supporting OBD files

Our OBD Viewer did not live up to what I expected? Choose something else One of them is to use software that works with the OBD file. You can try to open your OBD file with one of these applications. If you choose to install software that supports OBD, you will have additional oppositions, such as converting the OBD file or editing the OBD file.

What are the pros and cons of such a solution?

Note, however, that this solution requires you to download and install the software dedicated to handling the OBD file on your device. In this situation, unfortunately, you cannot see the OBD file online. This solution is more problematic, but also allows for more processing options for the OBD file. Below you will find a list of example applications that are dedicated to working with the OBD file - for the full list go to OBD File Opener

Programs that support OBD

Microsoft Binder Microsoft Office

Other possibilities to view the contents of the OBD file

If you haven't been able to preview the contents of the OBD file yet, or you don't want to install any dedicated programming to handle these files, you can try something else. A large proportion of the data formats are simply archives or plain text files. If this is the case, you can try to preview the contents of OBD file with "Notepad". I can at least to some extent let you see the contents of the file with the extension OBD.

The second way is to use a data archiving program. Check if you can open your file with eg Winrar. If your OBD file belongs to the archived files category, you will see a list of files inside the archive. To get information about what kind of data it is, go to the subpage with information about the OBD file extension.

Additional options for solving the problem

Try one of the proposed solutions:

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