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TAR → ZIP: preserve files and folder structure

Archive contents are extracted safely and repacked as ZIP, not compressed as a single TAR file. Folder paths, Unicode names and hidden files are retained for ordinary files. ZIP is not a complete Unix backup: ownership, links, special files and permissions are not guaranteed to survive.

  1. Upload a readable TAR. Use the dedicated TAR.GZ route for a gzip-compressed TAR.
  2. Convert and download ZIP after processing completes.
  3. Extract the ZIP and compare file names, directory structure and contents. Keep the original TAR for backup metadata.

Conversion settings

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Higher compression can take longer. Files inside the archive retain their contents.

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Archive contents are extracted safely and repacked as ZIP, not compressed as a single TAR file. Folder paths, Unicode names and hidden files are retained for ordinary files. ZIP is not a complete Unix backup: ownership, links, special files and permissions are not guaranteed to survive.

  1. Upload a readable TAR. Use the dedicated TAR.GZ route for a gzip-compressed TAR.
  2. Convert and download ZIP after processing completes.
  3. Extract the ZIP and compare file names, directory structure and contents. Keep the original TAR for backup metadata.

Supported formats

This converter shows the accepted source formats and the result format.

Input files
TAR ZIP 7Z RAR BZ2 TBZ TBZ2 TARBZ2 CAB GZ TGZ TARGZ ISO XZ TXZ TARXZ ZST TARZST
Result
ZIP

A damaged file or a non-standard codec can still fail even when the extension is supported.

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