RAR Extractor
Open a RAR archive, list its contents and extract the files inside it.
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File & Archive Tools
File and archive tools work on files in general rather than one kind of document: packing and unpacking archives such as ZIP, 7z, RAR and TAR, identifying a file from its contents, viewing 3D models, splitting and comparing large files, and opening saved emails and contact cards.
Subcategories
- Archives & Compression (0 tools)
- 3D Models & CAD (0 tools)
- Inspect & Identify (0 tools)
- Split, Join & Compare (0 tools)
- Email & Contact Files (0 tools)
Tools
ZIP Extractor
Open a ZIP archive, see the files inside and save the ones you need.
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STL Viewer
Open an STL 3D model, rotate and zoom it, and check its dimensions before printing.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between ZIP, RAR and 7z?
All three bundle many files into one compressed archive. ZIP is built into Windows and macOS, so it opens without extra software. 7z, the format of the open-source 7-Zip, often compresses smaller. RAR is a proprietary format: only software from its developer, such as WinRAR, can create RAR archives, while many other programs, including 7-Zip, can extract them.
Why does a .tar.gz file have two extensions?
Because it was made in two steps. TAR first bundles files and folders into one archive without compressing them, keeping their paths and permissions; gzip then compresses that single file. Unpacking reverses both steps, and most archive tools handle both in a single action.