The locked 7Z hides even its file names - the password is convertico.
Old Windows ZIPs store names in a local code page, not Unicode. Names like ÄÔÜ or Ð¿Ñ mean the wrong one - pick another and the list updates instantly.
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The locked 7Z hides even its file names - the password is convertico.
Old Windows ZIPs store names in a local code page, not Unicode. Names like ÄÔÜ or Ð¿Ñ mean the wrong one - pick another and the list updates instantly.
ZIP, RAR, 7Z, TAR and its compressed cousins (gzip, bzip2, xz, Zstandard), ISO disc images, Windows CAB, macOS XAR, Linux DEB and RPM packages and more.
A RAR renamed to .zip or a Word file sent as an archive? The viewer reads the first bytes and says what it is.
Images, text and code, PDFs, audio, video and fonts open in a click. Nested archives open in place.
Flags zip slip paths, .pdf.exe names, hidden right-to-left tricks, links pointing outside and zip bombs.
See every picture in an archive as thumbnails - handy for photo dumps and comic book CBZ files.
Single files, a selection or everything, as a fresh ZIP or straight into a folder on your disk.
Select all the parts of a split ZIP or 7Z (.z01, .001 ...) together and they are joined in the right order.
Archives are read by your browser with WebAssembly. Nothing is uploaded.
The viewer looks at the first bytes of a file, not its name, to decide what it is.
That way a RAR renamed to .zip, or an archive with no extension at all, still opens.
| Format | Extensions | What works |
|---|---|---|
| ZIP | .zip, .zipx, .jar, .apk, .cbz, .epub | Everything, including passwords, ZIP64, split ZIPs and integrity test - see the ZIP File Viewer. |
| RAR | .rar, .cbr | RAR4 and RAR5, solid archives. Encrypted RARs and multi-part sets need WinRAR - see the RAR File Viewer. |
| 7-Zip | .7z, .cb7 | LZMA, LZMA2, PPMd and BZip2, solid archives, split .7z.001 sets and AES-256 passwords, even with encrypted names - see the 7Z File Viewer. |
| TAR family | .tar, .tar.gz, .tgz, .tar.bz2, .tar.xz, .tar.zst, .tar.lz | Permissions, owners and links shown - see the TAR File Viewer. |
| GZ, BZ2, XZ, ZST | .gz, .bz2, .xz, .zst | Tarballs open here, and single .gz and .zst files too. Single .bz2 and .xz files open in the BZ2 and XZ Opener, and the GZ Opener shows gzip extras. |
| ISO | .iso | ISO 9660 and UDF with Joliet and Rock Ridge names, volume label and boot info, any size - see the ISO File Viewer. |
| CAB | .cab | MSZIP, LZX and Quantum cabinets from Windows updates and drivers - see the CAB File Viewer. |
| Packages | .deb, .rpm, .xar, .pkg, .cpio | Linux and macOS software packages - browse what they install. |
| LHA / LZH | .lzh, .lha | Classic Japanese and Amiga archives. |
Not supported in the browser yet: Apple disk images (.dmg), Windows images (.wim) and rewritable-disc UDF images. The viewer tells you when it meets one.
Archives are the classic way to slip malware past email filters.
Before you extract anything, glance at the safety report in the Archive info tab.
invoice.pdf.exe or a hidden right-to-left character that turns exe into what looks like pdf.../ or absolute paths that write outside the folder you extract into.Opening and previewing here is safe - nothing inside runs, and extracted paths are cleaned. For programs, still run your antivirus before double-clicking.
Big archives are often cut into parts to fit email or old upload limits.
How you open them depends on how they were split.
Want to make archives instead? The Archive Creator builds ZIP, TAR and TAR.GZ files in your browser. For icons and images to put in them, start with Image to ICO or the 4K Image Upscaler, and browse all file viewers for other formats.
ZIP and ZIPX, RAR and RAR5, 7Z, TAR with or without gzip, bzip2, xz, Zstandard, lzip or compress, single GZ and ZST files, ISO and UDF disc images, Windows CAB, XAR and macOS PKG, CPIO, LHA and LZH, AR and DEB packages, RPM packages and self-extracting .exe archives.
DMG and WIM are not supported in the browser yet.
Yes. Drop the RAR here to browse it, preview files and extract them - RAR4 and RAR5 both work, solid archives included.
Encrypted RAR files and multi-part RAR sets need WinRAR or 7-Zip on a computer for now. The RAR File Viewer is made just for RARs.
Drop the .7z file onto this page. LZMA and LZMA2 archives, solid or not, open in your browser, and you can preview and extract any file.
Split 7Z files (.7z.001, .7z.002 ...) open when you select all the parts together. See also the 7Z File Viewer.
Yes for ZIP and 7Z. Password-protected ZIP files work with AES-256, AES-128 and ZipCrypto, and 7Z files with AES-256 - even when the file names are encrypted too.
Encrypted RAR files are not supported in the browser yet, so use WinRAR or 7-Zip for those. Your password never leaves the browser.
Opening an archive here is safe: it is read by your browser, nothing inside runs, and nothing is uploaded.
The safety report then tells you whether anything inside is suspicious - a program disguised as a PDF, paths that escape the folder or a zip bomb. It checks names and structure, so still scan programs with your antivirus before running them.
ZIP, TAR, TAR.GZ, TAR.ZST and ISO files have no practical limit - multi-gigabyte archives are read in place or streamed.
7Z, RAR, CAB and the other formats run in a WebAssembly engine that handles archives up to about 1.9 GB on most devices.
Yes. Download a single file with its download button, or tick files and folders and press Extract selected to get them as one ZIP with a short README inside.
In Chrome and Edge, Extract to folder writes the files straight to a folder you choose.
Many file types are ZIP archives inside - Word, Excel and PowerPoint files, EPUB e-books, Android APKs and Java JARs.
The viewer opens them and tells you what they are, with a link to the right reader such as the DOCX Viewer or EPUB Viewer.