Zip Extract

Quick answer: Open ZIP archives in the browser and download all or selected files — nothing uploaded. Open 解压 ZIP — everything runs locally in your browser, and files never leave your device.

Steps

1. Upload the .zip to the Extract tool.
2. Browse the file tree inside.
3. Download everything or pick individual files.

Important notes

• Local extraction: the archive contents never leave your device.
• Mojibake filenames mean the packer used a non-UTF-8 encoding — try a system unzip tool.
• Password-protected archives are not supported.

Common questions

Preview inside? Text and images preview; other types download first.

Extraction failed? Verify archive integrity (size/hash) — damaged archives cannot be opened.

When to use this

After extraction, check for a nested folder: many archives wrap everything in one directory, and moving files up avoids double paths.

Pro tips

Treat every archive as mildly untrusted until inspected: browse the file list before extracting anything to spot suspicious paths — files with .. in the name, executable types you did not expect, or an archive that is suspiciously small for what it claims to contain (zip-bomb pattern). For trusted archives, the common annoyance is the wrapper folder: some archives wrap everything in one directory, others scatter files at the root — extract to a fresh empty folder every time so scatter cannot overwrite anything.

Why do extracted filenames look wrong? The packer used a legacy encoding (often GBK or CP437) — filenames are cosmetic; extract and rename, or re-pack on a UTF-8 system.