Upload Your TAR
Select a TAR archive from your device or drag and drop it into the upload area.
Convert TAR archives into modern ZIP files with secure extraction and strong compression. No technical skills required.
Turn your TAR archive into a ZIP file in three simple steps.
Select a TAR archive from your device or drag and drop it into the upload area.
Click “Convert to ZIP.” The server safely extracts the TAR and creates a new ZIP archive.
When conversion finishes, download your new .zip archive with one click.
A secure, dependable way to rebuild TAR contents in the efficient ZIP format.
ZIP supports strong compression and works with archive managers on Windows, Linux, and macOS.
Unsafe paths, symbolic links, excessive file counts, and oversized extracted archives are rejected.
Compression level 7 and multithreading provide a practical balance of archive size and speed.
TAR, short for Tape Archive, combines multiple files and folders into one archive while preserving directory structure and file metadata. It is widely used for Unix and Linux software packages, backups, server transfers, and source-code distributions. A standard .tar file packages data but does not compress it by itself.
ZIP combines packaging and compression in a format supported natively by Windows, macOS, many Linux desktops, and mobile file managers. Converting TAR to ZIP makes an archive easier to open and share while potentially reducing its size. Already compressed media may show little reduction.
This converter validates each TAR entry, safely extracts the archive into an isolated temporary folder, and rebuilds the contents as a standard ZIP file with 7-Zip, multithreading, and compression level 7.
Helpful answers about converting TAR archives to ZIP.
Upload your .tar archive, click “Convert to ZIP,” wait for processing to finish, and then download the new ZIP file.
The converter uses the server’s 7-Zip command to inspect and extract the TAR archive and to create the final .zip file.
Yes. The tool can be used without registration or special conversion software.
No. Documents and repeated data often compress well, while images, videos, MP3 files, and other pre-compressed data may show little reduction.
The tool accepts TAR archives up to 100 MB, 5,000 entries, and 500 MB after extraction. Your PHP upload limits must also allow 100 MB.
The tool removes temporary extracted files immediately and automatically deletes uploaded and converted files older than 24 hours.
The archive may be damaged, unsafe, too large after extraction, or your server may not have PHP exec() and a 7-Zip build with TAR support available.