Can I inspect an archive before extracting it?
Yes. The extractor presents the archive contents so you can review entries and choose what to export.
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Browse archive folders, preview common files, and selectively extract ZIP, 7Z, RAR, TAR, GZIP, BZ2, XZ, and more without uploading anything.
Select multiple files or a complete folder, preserve its structure, choose a compression level, and create ZIP or TAR.GZ locally without uploading anything.
Generate MD5, SHA-1, SHA-256, SHA-512, CRC32, and BLAKE3 checksums for text or batches of files. Verify expected values and checksum manifests without uploading your data.
Scan a selected directory, narrow candidates by size and samples, then confirm duplicates using full BLAKE3 and byte-for-byte comparison before exporting a cleanup report.
Compare two local folders by relative path, size, timestamps, and content. Identify additions, missing files, changes, and renames, then export a plan that is never executed automatically.
Parse EML messages locally, inspect MIME structure and headers, preview sanitized HTML with remote resources blocked, and export attachments or reports.
Inspect an archive before extracting it, choose the files you need, or package a folder structure into a new ZIP. The focused browser workflows are useful on managed or temporary devices.
Yes. The extractor presents the archive contents so you can review entries and choose what to export.
Yes. The archive creator can collect files and folder paths into a downloadable ZIP, within the memory limits of the browser and device.