How it works

Open a .zip, see what's inside, and download files one by one or all together.

Drop a .zip and the tool reads the archive structure via JSZip in your browser, showing every file with its path, name, and uncompressed size. Click the download icon on any row to extract just that file. Click Download all files to extract every file sequentially. Folders inside the archive are shown as tag-style breadcrumbs next to filenames. The archive itself isn't modified, you're decompressing into downloads. Useful for grabbing one file out of a big archive without unpacking everything, or for previewing what's in a download before you trust it. Limits: encrypted ZIPs aren't supported (JSZip doesn't decrypt), and very large archives may hit memory limits before they finish reading the table of contents.

How to use it

1. Drop your ZIP. The archive's file list loads locally with paths and sizes.
2. Browse the contents. See every file before extracting — useful for checking a download you don't fully trust.
3. Extract what you need. Click the download icon on a single file, or Download all for everything.

Frequently asked questions

Can I extract just one file from a ZIP?

Yes. Browse the list, click the download icon next to the file you want, and just that file downloads.

Does this handle password-protected ZIPs?

No. JSZip can read the file list of an encrypted ZIP but can't decrypt the contents. You'd need a tool like 7-Zip locally.

Is my ZIP uploaded?

No. The whole extract happens in your browser via JSZip.

What's the file size limit?

Bounded by device memory. Multi-GB ZIPs may struggle to fully load; smaller ZIPs (hundreds of MB or less) work fine.