Drop a ZIP file here, or click to choose
Accepts ZIP (also JAR, APK, EPUB, DOCX, XLSX) · You can also paste with Ctrl+V / ⌘V
Open a ZIP file in your browser, browse its folders, preview images, text, PDFs, audio and video inside it, and extract only what you need. JAR, APK, EPUB, DOCX and XLSX open too, and garbled Chinese, Japanese or Korean file names can be fixed.
Drop a ZIP file on the page or click to choose one.
Browse the folder tree or type in Filter by name, and click a file to preview it.
Tick the files or folders you want, or click Select all.
Click Extract all to a folder…, Download selected as ZIP, or download the files one by one.
No. The archive is read and extracted in your browser, and nothing is sent to a server.
No, only ZIP and ZIP-based formats. For .gz and .tgz files use Gzip Compress & Extract, which gives you the inner file.
Archives made on older Windows systems store names in a local code page instead of UTF-8. The tool guesses the encoding, and you can switch it under File name encoding, for example to GBK, Big5, Shift_JIS or EUC-KR.
No. Encrypted entries are marked with a lock and cannot be extracted here; unencrypted entries in the same archive still work.
Use Extract all to a folder… and choose a destination; the button appears in browsers that allow saving to a folder, such as Chrome and Edge on desktop. Elsewhere, Download selected as ZIP keeps the structure inside a new ZIP.
Text files show their first 512 KB, and files over 100 MB are not previewed. You can still download them.