Drop your ZIP/RAR/7Z files here
or click to browse (multiple files supported)
or click to browse (multiple files supported)
Archive extraction is the process of decompressing and retrieving individual files from compressed archive formats like ZIP, RAR, and 7Z. Our ZIP extractor allows you to safely extract archives directly in your browser, with support for password-protected archives and selective file extraction.
Extract downloaded software packages, plugins, and applications. Many programs are distributed as compressed archives to reduce download size and bundle multiple files.
Access individual files from compressed collections like photo galleries, document sets, or project backups without downloading everything at once.
Restore specific files or folders from backup archives. Extract only what you need rather than the entire backup, saving time and storage space.
Extract files from compressed email attachments. Preview contents before extraction to ensure you're downloading exactly what you need.
Access password-protected archives safely. View encrypted archive contents and extract sensitive files with proper authentication.
Extract development resources, code libraries, and project templates. Perfect for accessing specific components from larger development packages.
Click "Choose Files" or drag and drop your ZIP, RAR, or 7Z archive into the upload area. The tool supports most common archive formats and will automatically detect the file type.
If your archive is password-protected, enter the password in the provided field. The tool will verify the password and show an error if it's incorrect.
Review the list of files and folders inside the archive. You can see file names, sizes, and directory structure before deciding what to extract.
Choose which files you want to extract by checking the boxes. You can select all files, individual files, or entire folders based on your needs.
Click "Extract Selected Files" to begin extraction. The tool will process your selections and prepare them for download while preserving the original file structure.
Pro Tip: Use selective extraction to save bandwidth and storage. Only extract the files you actually need instead of the entire archive, especially for large archives with many files.
Most Common: Universal support across all platforms
Compression: Good balance of speed and size
Security: Basic password protection available
Best For: General file sharing and storage
High Compression: Excellent compression ratios
Recovery: Built-in error recovery features
Security: Strong encryption options
Best For: Large files and long-term storage
Maximum Compression: Best compression ratios
Open Source: Free and open format
Security: AES-256 encryption support
Best For: Minimizing file sizes
Maximum archive size: 500MB
Maximum files per archive: 1000
Supports nested archives
Password-protected archives
AES encryption support
Local processing only
ZIP, RAR, 7Z archives
Multi-part archives
Self-extracting files
Browser-based extraction
No server uploads
Real-time processing
Always review the archive contents before extraction. Check file names, sizes, and paths to understand what you're extracting and avoid unwanted files or potential security risks.
Create a dedicated folder for extracted files to keep your downloads organized. Consider preserving folder structure for complex archives to maintain file relationships.
Only extract archives from trusted sources. Be cautious with archives from unknown sources or suspicious email attachments, as they could contain malicious files.
Ensure you have sufficient disk space before extracting large archives. Some archives compress significantly, so extracted files may be much larger than the archive itself.
All archive extraction happens locally in your browser. Your files are never uploaded to our servers, ensuring complete privacy and security of your archived data throughout the entire process.
We don't store any of your archives or extracted files on our servers. Everything happens on your device, and no data is transmitted or saved, providing maximum privacy protection.
Passwords for encrypted archives are processed locally and never transmitted. Your archive passwords remain completely private and are only used for local decryption on your device.