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RAR, 7z, tar, gzip, bzip2, xz, zstd and disc images, repacked as a ZIP that opens on any computer without installing anything, or as the tar.gz that Linux and macOS tools expect. Password-protected ZIPs can be made and opened.
The pages in this section say what happens to the folder structure (kept), to file dates (kept where the source has them) and to the size (a ZIP is usually a little larger than the RAR or 7z it came from, and the page gives a typical figure).
Archives are opened and rebuilt in your browser's memory, so nothing inside them is ever sent anywhere. Very large archives are the one limit; the page tells you before it starts.
Runs in your browser. Your file never leaves your computer.
26 archives conversions
- Extract ZIPUnpack a ZIP straight into a folder you choose, password or not, without installing anything and without the archive going anywhere.
- RAR to ZIPNo WinRAR at the other end? Repack the archive as a ZIP, folders intact, in one local step.
- RAR to tar.gzArchives headed to servers and build systems, repacked into the bundle Linux tools expect.
- 7z to ZIP7-Zip's format opened and rebuilt as the archive every device understands, folders and all.
- 7z to tar.gzFrom the Windows power-user format to the Unix standard bundle, restructured in one pass.
- TAR to ZIPUnix bundles made friendly for the other side: same files, same folders, zero extra software.
- TAR to tar.gzThe missing compression layer added: same bundle, gzip-packed, as the tools always intended.
- GZ to ZIPLinux-world downloads repacked as ZIPs: the tarball inside is understood, unpacked and rebuilt.
- BZ2 to ZIPThe bzip2 layer and any tarball inside unpacked, then rebuilt as an archive for everyone.
- BZ2 to tar.gzOld bzip2 tarballs re-wrapped in the compression today's pipelines default to.
- XZ to ZIPSource releases and heavy tarballs from the xz world, opened up as ordinary ZIPs for any machine.
- XZ to tar.gzFor older systems and stubborn scripts that never learned xz: same tree, friendlier wrapper.
- ZST to ZIPThe newest compression format unpacked and rebuilt as the oldest reliable one.
- ZST to tar.gzZstandard tarballs re-wrapped in gzip: compatibility with every pipeline since the beginning.
- ISO to ZIPThe files inside a disc image, lifted into a plain archive you can browse like any folder of files.
- ISO to tar.gzDisc image contents as a compressed tarball, ready for Unix archives and server-side storage.
- ZIP to tar.gzWindows-side archives converted to the form remote servers and containers handle best.
- Password-protect ZIPA ZIP re-packed with AES-256: contents unchanged, opening now requires the phrase you set.
- Extract RARUnpacked into a folder you choose, structure intact, without installing WinRAR or anything else.
- Extract 7zRight here: contents unpacked into a folder of your choosing, no installation, no upload.
- Extract TARUnix bundles opened outside the terminal: contents into a folder, hierarchy exactly as packed.
- Extract GZGzip decompressed and any tarball inside unpacked into a folder, in one step, no terminal.
- Extract BZ2Bzip2 files and their tarballs unpacked into a folder, patience included for the format's pace.
- Extract XZThe heavily compressed release format unpacked into ordinary folders, tarball layer and all.
- Extract ZSTZstandard unpacked at its famous speed, contents into a folder, tarball layer included.
- Extract ISODisc images opened like folders: contents extracted straight to disk, no virtual drives involved.