Select your GZ file
Choose a valid `.gz` file from your device or drag it into the upload area.
Extract a GZIP-compressed file and package it inside a genuine ZIP archive. No account, database, API, or desktop software required.
Convert a GZIP-compressed file into a ZIP archive in three simple steps.
Choose a valid `.gz` file from your device or drag it into the upload area.
Click “Convert to ZIP.” The server safely decompresses the GZIP stream and creates a real ZIP archive.
Download the finished ZIP archive and open it with any compatible archive manager.
GZ is a GZIP-compressed format commonly used for logs, backups, database exports, source packages, and Unix or Linux downloads. A GZ archive normally compresses one file, while ZIP provides a familiar archive container supported across Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, and many web applications.
This GZ to ZIP converter decompresses the original GZIP stream and then stores the extracted file inside a new ZIP archive. Temporary files are deleted automatically after conversion, while finished downloads are cleared after 24 hours.
Designed for a clean experience without unnecessary steps or confusing controls.
File extensions and GZIP magic bytes are validated, and extracted output size is limited.
Select a GZ file, start conversion, and download the new ZIP archive without complicated settings.
ZIP archives open on most computers, phones, file managers, backup tools, and operating systems.
Helpful answers about GZ files and ZIP conversion.
A GZ file is compressed with GZIP. It commonly contains one compressed file and is frequently used for logs, backups, database exports, and Unix or Linux packages.
Yes. You can convert GZ files without creating an account, paying a fee, or installing archive software.
Yes. The tool decompresses the GZIP data and uses PHP ZipArchive to package the extracted file inside a standard downloadable `.zip` archive.
GZIP compression is removed first. Because a TAR.GZ contains a TAR archive inside GZIP, the resulting ZIP will contain the extracted `.tar` file.
No. Temporary source and extracted files are deleted immediately. Finished ZIP downloads are automatically removed after 24 hours.
The maximum GZ upload is 100 MB, and extracted data is limited to 300 MB to protect server resources.