How to use Create ZIP File
- Choose the source files or enter the requested value.
- Review detected facts, settings, and safety limits before processing.
- Download or copy only the result you have reviewed.
Create a ZIP file from multiple files or a folder in your browser while preserving safe relative paths and avoiding server uploads.
You can also drop files anywhere in this panel.
Private by design. Files are read and compressed only in this browser tab.
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Choose files or a folder.
Package files and folders into one downloadable ZIP without uploading them.
OpenFileTools performs this workflow locally after an explicit action. File bytes, paths, passwords, and results are not uploaded, persisted, logged, or added to URLs.
| Property | Behavior |
|---|---|
| Processing | Browser only; no image upload |
| Original | Never changed |
| Input | Multiple files or one selected folder |
| Structure | Safe relative paths preserved |
| Current limits | 500 entries; 200 MB source data |
Add individual files or choose a folder, review the safe relative paths, remove anything unintended, set the archive name, and create the ZIP locally. Folder structure is preserved when the browser exposes relative paths.
ZIP can shrink text, logs, CSV, source code, and other compressible data, but JPEG, MP4, many PDFs, and other already-compressed files can stay almost the same size. Packaging many files into one archive is still useful even when byte savings are small.
Choose the folder option when your browser supports it, review the relative paths, and create the ZIP. The folder contents stay in your browser.
Many image, video, PDF, and modern document files are already compressed and have little redundancy left for ZIP to remove.
No. Use a desktop archiver that explicitly supports encrypted ZIP creation when you need that feature.
No. Archive creation happens locally in this browser tab.