An FLP file is a project created by FL Studio, an application used to compose arrange, record, and edit music. It contains all of the data associated with a project, including demo plugins and music track settings.

FLP files do not store the actual audio that appears in the project. Instead, the files contain references to the audio files. Therefore, if you move an FLP file or the files it references, such as a .WAV sample file, or SimSynth or DrumSynth preset file, the project may not play correctly in FL Studio. NOTE: FL Studio was formerly known as FruityLoops, which was originally released in 1998. FruityLoops became FL Studio with the release of version 4 in March 2003.

XML-based file that references all files used by a specific Macromedia Flash Project

An FLP file contains a project created by Poklik FlipAnim, an online program used to create flipbook animations. It stores one or more drawings that make up a flipbook animation. FLP files also contain the settings for the animation, such as page speed, page transparency, and the zoom.

FLP file open in Poklik FlipAnim You can save a FlipAnim project as an FLP file by clicking the gear icon, then selecting the document icon with the red download arrow. Your web browser will then download the FLP file to your computer. You can open a FlipAnim project by clicking the gear icon, selecting the document icon with the green upload arrow, then choosing the FLP file you want to upload. Your browser will then upload the FLP file and the FlipAnim web program will open the project. NOTE: FLP files were replaced by .FLIPANIM files by FlipAnim to save projects.

Disk image created from a 3.5" floppy disk; often created using an MS-DOS program or a program from an older version of Windows; can be used for storing bootable files and booting up guest operating systems on virtualized platforms; may also be used for copying the contents of a disk to multiple diskettes.

The floppy disk image program named fdimage.exe is a common MS-DOS program used to created FLP files. It is also included with FreeBSD installation CDs.