Open ZIP File

Useful on a borrowed computer or a phone without an unzip app. Choose a .zip and you will see every file inside with its size, then download just the ones you need. Archives that would expand to more than 1 GB are refused to protect your device from “zip bombs”.

Choose a ZIP file or drop it hereUp to 500 MB archive, 1 GB uncompressed.

Filter by name

0Files

0Archive size

0Uncompressed

Runs entirely in your browser. Your input and files are not uploaded to any server.

How to use

Choose or drop a .zip file.
Browse the list of files and their sizes.
Download a single file, or filter the list by name first.

Examples

Email attachment

Open invoices.zip and save only the PDF you need.

Check before extracting

See whether an archive contains unexpected .exe or .js files.

Privacy

Your files and text stay in your browser while you use this tool, and ads or anonymous visit statistics do not receive them. Only your favorites and recent tools are saved on your device. Privacy policy

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Frequently asked questions

Are password-protected ZIPs supported?

No. Encrypted entries are listed but cannot be extracted.

What about RAR or 7z?

Only the ZIP format (including DOCX, XLSX, EPUB and APK, which are ZIP inside) is supported.

Is the archive uploaded?

No. It is read and decompressed in your browser.

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