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TAR to ZIP

Convert a supported TAR archive to ZIP, retaining selected file bytes, paths and empty folders. Free tar to zip online, with no installation or account.

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Tool capabilities

Input
application/x-tar
Output
ZIP

How to use TAR to ZIP

Convert a supported TAR archive to ZIP, retaining selected file bytes, paths and empty folders.

  1. Choose an archive to inspect its entries.
  2. Search paths and check the entries to include.
  3. Prepare the result, then download the output files.

TAR to ZIP · Example

Input

archive.tar
notes/hello.txt

Output

localkit.zip
notes/hello.txt

Illustrative files and settings. Convert a supported TAR archive to ZIP, retaining selected file bytes, paths and empty folders.

Usage notes

Inputs and results are processed on this device. Tool content is not sent to a processing server.

Supports ZIP Store/Deflate, one GZIP member and regular POSIX USTAR files. Encrypted archives, ZIP64, RAR, 7z and links are unsupported. Extraction checks names and sizes; ZIP and GZIP also check content checksums.

Checked entries are included. Search only filters the list; hidden selections stay included.

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