TAR to ZIP Converter
Repack a TAR Archive as a Standard ZIP
Need to use TAR to ZIP Converter right now?
Useful when sharing a Linux-originated TAR bundle with Windows users expecting ZIP.
Drop a ZIP, 7Z, TAR, RAR, or ISO file
Processed locally in your browser — never uploaded
Extracts the source archive (ZIP, 7Z, TAR, RAR, or ISO) and repacks its contents into your chosen format, using a real 7-Zip build compiled to WebAssembly, entirely in your browser.
Features
- Runs entirely in your browser
- Privacy-first — your data is never uploaded
- Real-time, instant results
- 100% free, no sign-up required
- Works on desktop, tablet, and mobile
- No installation needed
Who uses this tool?
About TAR to ZIP Converter
Different tools and platforms expect different archive formats — a system that only accepts ZIP, a workflow built around TAR, or wanting 7Z's stronger compression instead of ZIP's simpler structure. This tool extracts a source archive and repacks its contents into whichever target format you choose, using a real 7-Zip build compiled to WebAssembly.
The source archive can be ZIP, 7Z, TAR, RAR, or ISO — this tool auto-detects the format from the file's actual content (not just its extension) using 7-Zip's own format detection, the same reliable detection the desktop application uses.
Target formats are ZIP, 7Z, or TAR — covering the three most commonly needed archive formats for repackaging. Converting to 7Z generally produces the smallest output thanks to its strong LZMA2 compression, while ZIP remains the most universally recognized format.
Everything runs locally: extraction and repackaging both happen entirely inside your browser's WebAssembly sandbox, with the source archive never uploaded anywhere.
How it works
- Upload your source archive. ZIP, 7Z, TAR, RAR, or ISO.
- Choose your target format. ZIP, 7Z, or TAR.
- Download the converted archive. Contents repackaged in your chosen format.
Examples
Converting a RAR to ZIP for wider compatibility
Input
archive.rar
Output
archive.zip with identical contents