ZIP Extractor
How to use
Opens a ZIP archive in your browser and lists every file inside it with its size, letting you download individual files or everything at once, no upload, the archive never leaves your device.
Step 1 of 3: Upload
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Step 1 of 3 · Upload
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Select or drag & drop a .zip file
Extracted entirely on your device
- Grabbing just one file out of a large ZIP someone emailed you without extracting everything
- Opening a downloaded archive to check its contents before deciding whether to keep it
- Extracting project files or assets from a zipped download on a shared or locked-down computer
- Recovering files from an archive without installing dedicated unzip software
Free and private. Everything runs on your own device, with no account and no uploads.
This tool opens a .zip archive and lets you browse its contents, then extract individual files or download everything at once, all without uploading the archive to a server. It is useful when you received a zipped folder and just want to grab one or two files without installing archive software. Extraction is powered by an in-browser ZIP library that reads the archive entirely on your device.
No, encrypted or password-protected archives are not supported since the browser library cannot decrypt them.
Yes, each file in the list has its own download button so you can extract individual files.
If the archive cannot be read, the tool shows an error message indicating it may be corrupted or unsupported.
There is no hard-coded limit, but very large archives depend on your device's available memory and browser performance.
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Select or drop a .zip file
Choose the ZIP archive you want to open.
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Browse the file list
See every file and folder inside the archive along with its size.
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Extract a single file
Click the download icon next to any file to save just that one.
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Or download everything
Click Download All to save every file in the archive one after another.
- ·If the archive fails to open, try re-downloading it first, partial downloads are a common cause of "corrupted" errors.
- ·Password-protected ZIPs need to be decrypted with desktop software first since the browser library can't handle encryption.
- ·Use Download All only when you actually need every file, extracting individually is faster for large archives.