Package files or a complete folder into one ZIP archive with adjustable compression.
Select any file types. You can add more files in several rounds.
Text, CSV, XML and source code usually shrink well. JPG, MP4, PDF and other already-compressed files may show little additional reduction.
The archive is created in your browser. Selected files are not uploaded by this tool.
Settings, real-world decisions, release checks and limitations.
Create a ZIP archive from selected files or an entire folder. Folder paths can be preserved so related project files stay organized when the archive is opened later.
Compression works best on text, CSV, XML and other repetitive data. Photos, video, audio and many PDFs are already compressed, so ZIP may package them without greatly reducing total size.
| Setting or choice | Choose it when | Trade-off |
|---|---|---|
| Fastest level | Quick packaging of large already-compressed files | May save less on text-heavy data |
| Balanced level | Normal mixed folders | Good compromise between time and size |
| Maximum level | Text, CSV, XML, code and logs | More CPU time with little benefit for JPG/video |
| Folder selection | Preserve project structure | Availability varies by browser |
Clean duplicate, temporary and confidential files from the source folder.
Choose files or a folder and review the displayed paths.
Use a descriptive archive name without special path characters.
Create the ZIP, compare sizes and reopen it before sending.
Many source files may already be compressed; ZIP can still be useful for packaging.
Use individual file selection or a desktop browser that supports directory input.
Use simple folder names and avoid excessively deep nesting.
No. It always packages files, but already-compressed formats may barely shrink.
Yes in browsers that support folder selection.
No. A new archive is created.
The current tool does not add encryption.
Use a short descriptive name with a date or version when helpful.