ZIP-bestand maken
Een ZIP-bestand maken
Werkt in je browser · Geen uploads
De tool zelf en de uitleg op deze pagina zijn voorlopig in het Engels. Hij werkt hetzelfde: alles gebeurt in je browser.
Drag & drop files or folders here
or
Any files, any number. Folders keep their structure inside the ZIP.
Your files stay on your device. Nothing is uploaded.
Protect with a password (optional)
- Write the password down: nobody, including this site, can open the files without it.
- File names inside a ZIP stay visible without the password; only their contents are encrypted.
Your file is ready
Je browser is te oud voor deze tool. Werk hem bij of gebruik een recente versie van Chrome, Edge, Firefox of Safari.
- Niets verlaat je apparaat
- Geen groottelimieten van een server
- Geen aanmelding, geen watermerk
- Gratis
How to create a ZIP file
- Choose files or a folder (or drag them in). Add more at any time.
- Pick ZIP, TAR.GZ or TAR, and for a ZIP the compression and an optional password.
- Press Create and download the file.
Good to know
- Folders keep their structure inside the ZIP.
- "Smaller ZIP" compresses documents, text and other compressible files. Photos, videos, music and other already-compressed files are added as they are, because compressing them again saves nothing.
- Large files are read in pieces, and ZIP64 is used automatically for files or ZIPs over 4 GB.
- File names with accents and other alphabets are stored in UTF-8, which Windows, macOS and Linux understand.
- A ZIP can have a password: AES-256 (strong; opens with 7-Zip, WinRAR, Keka or The Unarchiver) or ZipCrypto (weak, but opens in Windows and macOS without extra software). File names stay visible; only the contents are encrypted.
- TAR.GZ and TAR are the usual formats on Linux and macOS. They can't have a password, and every file gets the usual permissions (rw-r--r--).
Your files stay on your device
Everything happens in your browser. Your files are never uploaded.
Veelgestelde vragen
Is there a size limit?
No server-imposed file size or file count limits. The ZIP is put together in your browser's memory, so the free memory of your device is the practical limit.
Can I open the ZIP on any computer?
Yes. It is a standard ZIP file that Windows, macOS, Linux, Android and iOS can open.
Are my files uploaded?
No. The ZIP is made on your device.