How to convert SCRATCH to EXE
Converting a .SCRATCH file to .EXE lets you open the content in software that prefers the .EXE format, though some details may change compared with the original. We are still putting together the list of programs that handle .SCRATCH files.
A full step-by-step guide for this conversion is on the way; the information above is drawn straight from our database.
About these formats
.SCRATCH
Scratch project file
A file labeled ".scratch" almost certainly comes from an unrelated app's temp buffer, not MIT Scratch. Real Scratch projects use .sb3 (Scratch 3.0), .sb2 (2.0), or .sb (1.x). Open any of…
Open .SCRATCH details →
.EXE
Windows Executable (Portable Executable)
An EXE file is a Windows executable program. On Windows, double-click it to run. On Mac or Linux, use CrossOver or Wine - EXEs don't run natively outside Windows. EXE is the most common…
Open .EXE details →
