ZIP Extractor
Extract and browse ZIP file contents in your browser. See every file and folder, then download one or all at once.
ZIP Extractor tool
Example
Input: A ZIP holding docs/readme.md, docs/deep/x.txt, root.txt and zeta.txt
Result: A folder tree (Files 4, Folders 2) where each file can be saved on its own, or all at once with Extract All (4 files)
The archive's central directory is read in the browser to build the tree; nothing is uploaded, and folders are shown even when the ZIP has no folder entries.
- Upload a .zip archive by clicking the drop zone or dragging the file into it.
- Browse the directory tree to see all files and folders contained in the archive.
- Check the type and size of each file, plus the archive totals for files, folders, and compressed and uncompressed size.
- Download specific files you need by clicking the download button next to each entry.
- Alternatively, click Extract All to download every file one after another - your browser may ask you to allow multiple downloads, and files are saved without their folder paths.
Opening a ZIP File Without Extra Software
The ZIP Extractor opens a .zip file in your browser and lists everything inside it. You can save one file at a time or click Extract All to save every file. Archives up to 100 MB are supported, and nothing is uploaded.
Once the archive loads, you see a tree of its folders and files, with folders listed first. Each file shows a type label and its size. Above the tree are totals for files, folders and entries, plus the compressed and uncompressed size of the archive. Some ZIP tools do not store folder entries, only file paths. The extractor rebuilds those folders anyway, so the tree always matches the paths.
A few limits are worth knowing. The tool reads standard ZIP archives, which use the Store and Deflate methods. Password-protected ZIPs are not supported, and the tool says so if you load one. Formats such as .rar, .7z and .tar.gz need a desktop program. Files are not previewed in the page, so download a file to open it.
Extract All saves the files one after another. Your browser may ask whether this site can download multiple files, so allow it. Each file is saved under its own name without its folder path, so files with the same name in different folders will get the name your browser picks for duplicates. If the folder layout matters, save those files one by one.
To go the other way, the ZIP Creator builds an archive from your files. If the ZIP holds a Word document you only need the words from, the Word to Text Extractor can help.
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