At a glance
| Input | ZIP |
|---|---|
| Output | Any single file from inside it, or all of them at once |
| Shows | What is inside before you extract anything |
| Where it runs | Entirely in your browser — no file is uploaded to a server |
| Price | Free, with no account and no sign-up |
| Offline | Works with no connection after the first visit |
Look before you extract
The contents are listed before anything is written, so you can see what an archive holds without unpacking it. That is worth doing for anything from an unfamiliar source: an archive that claims to be a document and contains an .exe or a .scr is exactly what it looks like.
Individual files can be taken out without extracting the whole thing, which is useful when you want one document from a large archive.
Zip, and the formats that are not zip
.zip is handled. RAR and 7z are different formats with different compression and are not supported — an archive that fails to open is usually one of those with the wrong extension.
Password-protected archives are also out of scope. So are the older encryption schemes, which are broken anyway.
Frequently asked questions
Can it open RAR or 7z files?
No — different formats entirely. An archive that will not open is often one of those with a .zip extension on it.
Can I extract just one file?
Yes. The contents are listed first, and you can take individual files without unpacking everything.
Are password-protected archives supported?
No. Encrypted archives need a dedicated tool, and the common older zip encryption is broken in any case.
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