Archive Tools

ZIP is the universal choice - every Windows, Mac, and Linux system opens it natively. TAR.GZ is the Linux standard for source code and backups. 7Z gives the smallest file size when you need maximum compression. Use the Archive Creator to pick the right format for your use case.

Upload your archive to the Archive Extractor and it auto-detects the format (ZIP, RAR, 7Z, TAR, TAR.GZ, GZ, BZ2, XZ, CAB, ISO). Extraction happens in your browser, so even confidential archives stay private. Download everything as a ZIP or pick individual files.

Yes - the Archive Creator bundles your files into ZIP, TAR, or TAR.GZ directly in your browser. Drag folders to preserve their structure, set the compression level, and download the archive when it's built.

The Archive Viewer lets you browse contents inline. For format-specific deep inspection, use the 7Z Viewer or GZ Opener. Useful for previewing files before downloading large archives.

No. Every archive tool listed here runs entirely in your browser using JavaScript and WebAssembly. Your files never leave your device, which makes these tools safe for confidential data, source code, and personal files. Still having trouble? Please contact us and we'll be happy to help!

The browser-based tools handle archives up to 500 MB comfortably, with the Archive Creator supporting up to 2 GB total file size. Performance depends on your device memory. For multi-GB backups, a desktop tool like 7-Zip is still the right choice.