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Unzip a ZIP File

Open a ZIP archive and download its contents. Open what's inside a ZIP file without installing WinZip, 7-Zip, or any other archive software.
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Click or drop your file here
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How it works

1

Upload

Drop your .zip file
2

Extraction

The archive is opened locally
3

Download

Get the files one by one

Features

No install

— no decompression software needed.

Secure processing

— files are deleted automatically after processing.

Every file

— download each extracted file individually.

What is a ZIP file?

A ZIP file is a compressed archive that groups one or more files into a single package. ZIP archives are commonly used to reduce file size and make sharing easier. Extracting a ZIP simply restores the original files contained inside.
Supported archives:
Standard ZIP files, with any number of files inside
Password-protected (encrypted) ZIP files are not supported

Common use cases

Opening a ZIP received by email without installing extra software
Extracting photos from a compressed folder
Retrieving a single file from a large archive

Private ZIP extraction

Files are processed securely and deleted automatically after extraction.

Frequently asked questions

Password-protected ZIP files?

Encrypted archives are not supported.

What is the maximum size?

Processing happens in memory; very large files may be slow depending on your device.

Can I convert instead of extracting?

Yes, use for example ZIP to 7Z or ZIP to TAR.GZ.

Is it free?

Yes, with no account required.

Can I extract a ZIP on mobile?

Yes, the tool works on mobile browsers.

Can I extract all files at once?

All files are listed and ready as soon as the archive is read — you then download each one individually, there's no single "download all" button.

Does extracting reduce file quality?

No, extraction restores the original files exactly as they were — without any modification.

Can I open ZIP files created on Windows and Mac?

Yes, ZIP is a cross-platform format — archives created on either system extract normally here.