Open a ZIP archive straight in your browser, see exactly what is inside, and download only the files you need — without installing anything.
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Locked-down work laptops, shared computers, Chromebooks and phones all make “just install an extractor” harder than it sounds. A browser already contains everything needed to read a ZIP — this tool simply exposes it.
Upload-based extractors put your entire archive — and every document inside it — on someone else's disk. Here the ZIP is parsed in the tab's memory and discarded when you close it. You can verify the claim in your browser's network tab: after the page loads, nothing is sent.
Need to bundle files instead? The ZIP creator packs any set of files into one archive, with the compression level under your control.
No. The ZIP is decompressed inside your browser tab, so its contents never travel over the network.
No. Encrypted archives need the password to decrypt their contents, which this extractor does not implement — use a desktop tool for those.
Those use different formats and are not supported here. Only standard ZIP archives (including the deflate-compressed ones every operating system creates) open.
No fixed limit, but the whole archive is held in memory while you browse it — very large archives are better handled by your operating system’s built-in extractor.
No. This tool lets you inspect the archive and save individual entries, which is useful when you only need one item. Use your operating system’s extractor when you want the complete folder tree at once.