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ZIP to TAR

Convert a ZIP archive into TAR, the format Linux servers, Docker builds and deployment pipelines expect. Useful when a package arrives as ZIP but your tooling wants a tarball. It is free, needs no account, and adds no watermark to your result.

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Input
ZIP
Result
TAR
Capacity
Up to 100 files / 250 MB total
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1. Add your input. 2. Choose settings. 3. Check the result and download it. Your original file is not changed on your device. Privacy details

Drop file files hereTAR output · up to 100 compatible files

Saved settings — free

Reuse your preferred ZIP to TAR setup. Recipes stay in this browser and never include files or entered text.

No settings saved for this tool yet.

Included free - no upgrade required

Run up to 100 compatible files (250 MB total), receive a ZIP when multiple results need packaging, and choose the download name.

Free Pro batch queue and export namingZIP inputTAR outputPath traversal defenseSize limits
Ne zaman gerekir
Preparing an upload for a Linux server or CI pipeline that expects a tarball
Converting a downloaded ZIP for a build process that only handles TAR
Standardising a mixed set of archives on one format
Nasıl çalışır

ZIP members are validated against directory traversal, then written into a TAR archive with their paths preserved, under a total extraction-size ceiling.

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