Archive Extractor
No extraction software needed. Open ZIP, 7Z, RAR, and TAR in the browser and pull out just the files you want. Filenames stay intact and nothing is uploaded.
Reading the archive…
This archive is password-protected. The password never leaves your browser.
This archive stores filenames in a non-UTF-8 encoding. If a name looks wrong, switch the language.
You can also grab individual files from the list above. To take everything at once, pick a format — 7Z opens on machines that choke on ZIP, and filenames stay intact either way.
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Drag it in or click to choose. ZIP, 7Z, RAR, TAR, GZ, and XZ are read. Only the listing loads first, so even large archives open quickly.
ZIPs made on Windows often store filenames in a legacy encoding, which other tools show as garbled text. This one detects it and fixes it — and if the guess is off, pick the language yourself and the list redraws.
A password box appears. Enter it and the contents open. The password never leaves your browser.
Download them one by one, or on Chrome and Edge use "Save to folder" to extract the whole thing with its folder structure at once.
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Why do filenames come out garbled?
A ZIP has a flag saying whether filenames are UTF-8, and Windows archivers often write a legacy encoding without setting it. Read as UTF-8, the name turns to mojibake. This tool reads the raw filename bytes and tries Korean, Japanese, and Chinese encodings, then picks the most plausible one. You can override it.
Which formats are supported?
ZIP, plus 7Z, RAR, TAR, GZ, BZ2, XZ, ISO, and CAB. ZIP goes through a dedicated reader that handles the filename problem and passwords; the rest run through libarchive in the browser (about 1MB, fetched only the first time you open such a format).
Do password-protected archives work?
Yes for ZIP (both ZipCrypto and AES), and mostly for 7Z. But you need to know the password — this opens archives with a password you have, it does not crack them.
How large can the file be?
Reading the listing is fast almost regardless of size. Extracting uses device memory, though, so with multi-gigabyte archives it is safer to pull out only the files you need.
I do not see "Save to folder".
Saving a whole folder works only on desktop browsers such as Chrome and Edge. On Safari, Firefox, or mobile, download files individually — the browser may ask once for permission when several downloads follow each other.
Is my file uploaded?
No. Extraction happens entirely in your browser. Archives often hold contracts and photos, and neither the file nor the password is ever sent anywhere.
