.KCODE File Extension

Kano Code Artwork

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What is a KCODE file?

A KCODE file is an artwork created by Kano Code, an online artwork coding app. It contains one or more snippets of block-based code defined by a user that creates the artwork when run. KCODE files store information in plain text.

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Screenshot of a .kcode file in Kano Code
KCODE file open in Kano Code

Kano Code is an online artwork-coding app that allows you to drag and drop code blocks to create artwork. For example, you could add several blocks of code that fill the background color of your canvas as orange, draw blue circles every 3 seconds, and insert an image of an alligator.

How to create a KCODE file with Kano Code

To create a KCODE file with Kano Code, select Menu → New Creation, add your code, then select Menu → Save. After choosing Save, your browser will instantly begin downloading a KCODE file that stores your saved creation. You can store the KCODE file on your computer as a backup file or open it again with Kano Code to resume editing the artwork.

How to open a KCODE file

You can open a KCODE file by uploading it to Kano Code in any web browser. Kano Code is also available as a desktop app in Windows. To open a KCODE file with Kano Code, select Menu → Import.

Opening a KCODE file with a text editor

KCODE file open in Apple TextEdit
KCODE file open in Apple TextEdit

Since KCODE files save information in plain text, you can also open them with a text or source code editor. Opening A KCODE file in this manner is not the same as opening it with Kano Code, which natively supports the KCODE format.

NOTE: You may need to change the .kcode file extension to .txt to open the file.

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Programs that open KCODE files

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