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A ZIP archive is a compressed file format that combines multiple files and folders into a single file. ZIP compression reduces file sizes and makes it easy to share, transfer, and organize collections of files. Our ZIP creator allows you to create archives directly in your browser without installing any software.
Combine multiple files into one ZIP to bypass email attachment limits. Send entire folders or projects as a single attachment instead of multiple separate files.
Offer website visitors a single download for multiple files. Perfect for portfolios, photo galleries, document packages, or software distributions.
Create compressed backups of important files and folders. ZIP archives preserve file structure and reduce storage space needed for backups.
Transfer large numbers of files faster with reduced bandwidth usage. Especially useful for slow or metered internet connections.
Deliver complete projects with all assets, source files, and documentation organized in one convenient package for clients or collaborators.
Bundle related documents, forms, and resources together. Perfect for course materials, legal document sets, or reference collections.
Click "Choose Files" or drag and drop files directly into the upload area. You can select multiple files at once using Ctrl+click (Windows) or Cmd+click (Mac). All file types are supported including documents, images, videos, and more.
Check the list of uploaded files and their sizes. You can remove individual files if needed by clicking the X button. The total uncompressed size is displayed for reference.
Click "Create ZIP Archive" to start the compression process. The tool will combine all files into a single ZIP archive while maintaining their original names and quality.
Once processing is complete, download your ZIP archive. The file will be automatically named with the current date and time for easy identification and organization.
Pro Tip: For maximum compression, avoid including already compressed files like JPEGs, MP3s, or MP4s, as they won't compress much further. Focus on text documents, uncompressed images, and code files for best results.
Text Files: .txt, .csv, .log
Code Files: .html, .css, .js, .xml
Documents: .docx, .xlsx (newer formats)
Uncompressed Images: .bmp, .tiff
PDFs: Especially with images
PowerPoint: .pptx files
Some Images: .png with simple graphics
Databases: .sql, .db files
Compressed Images: .jpg, .png photos
Videos: .mp4, .avi, .mkv
Audio: .mp3, .aac, .ogg
Archives: .zip, .rar, .7z
Maximum 100 files per archive
Total size limit: 500MB
Individual file limit: 100MB
Standard ZIP compression
Deflate algorithm
Automatic compression level
Works with all operating systems
Compatible with all ZIP extractors
Preserves file timestamps
Browser-based processing
No server upload required
Fast local compression
Use descriptive names for your ZIP files that indicate the contents. Include dates or version numbers for easy identification later. Avoid special characters that might cause compatibility issues.
Group related files before creating the ZIP. Consider creating a main folder structure first, then zipping the entire folder to maintain organization within the archive.
Keep ZIP files under 25MB for email compatibility. For larger archives, consider splitting into multiple ZIP files or using cloud storage for sharing instead.
Review file lists before creating archives to avoid including unnecessary files like temporary files, cache data, or sensitive information that shouldn't be shared.
All ZIP creation happens locally in your browser. Your files are never uploaded to our servers, ensuring complete privacy and security of your data throughout the entire process.
We don't store any of your files or ZIP archives on our servers. Everything happens on your device, and no data is transmitted or saved, providing maximum privacy protection.