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ZIP File Converter – Convert 7Z, TAR.GZ, TAR.BZ2 Archives to ZIP Online
Use the ZIP File Converter by OnlinePrimeTools to easily convert 7Z, TAR.GZ, and TAR.BZ2 archive files into the widely compatible ZIP format. Fast, secure, and free online archive conversion.
Quick Access to 9 ZIP File Conversion Pairs
What Is This Tool?
The ZIP File Converter is an online tool for converting various archive formats such as 7Z, TAR.BZ2, and TAR.GZ into the universally supported ZIP archive format. It bundles multiple files and folders into a single compressed package that is easy to share and compatible with almost all major operating systems.
How to Use This Tool?
- Upload a supported archive file (7Z, TAR.BZ2, or TAR.GZ) using the drag-and-drop area or file chooser
- Click the “Convert” button to start the conversion process
- Wait for the server to repack the archive and create a ZIP file
- Download the resulting ZIP archive to your device for easy access and sharing
Key Features
- Supports input archive formats: 7Z, TAR.BZ2, TAR.GZ for conversion to ZIP
- Creates standard ZIP archives that maintain original file structure and metadata
- Allows easy upload via drag-and-drop or file selection with a 25 MB max size limit
- Processes files server-side and provides a downloadable ZIP file after conversion
- Offers quick access to nine common conversion pairs between archive formats
- Uses HTTPS for secure file transfers during conversion
Examples
- Convert a 7Z archive containing project files into a ZIP format to share with team members
- Change a TAR.GZ backup of website files into a ZIP file for compatibility with Windows users
- Bundle multiple image folders stored in a TAR.BZ2 archive into a single ZIP for easy emailing
Common Use Cases
- Converting less common archive types (7Z, TAR.GZ, TAR.BZ2) to ZIP for easier opening across platforms
- Creating standard ZIP archives for emailing or uploading files
- Standardizing archives into ZIP format for distribution or long-term storage
- Backing up small to medium sets of files and folders in a commonly supported compressed format
Tips & Best Practices
- Use this tool for small to medium-sized archives up to 25 MB due to upload size restrictions
- Check that your input archive is in one of the supported formats: 7Z, TAR.BZ2, or TAR.GZ
- Ensure your files do not contain sensitive data unless you trust temporary uploads over HTTPS
- For larger archives or advanced options like encryption, consider dedicated desktop tools
- Download and securely delete your files soon after conversion to protect privacy
Limitations
- Maximum upload size is limited to 25 MB per file, unsuitable for large archives
- Supports only three input archive types: 7Z, TAR.BZ2, and TAR.GZ; formats like RAR or TAR.XZ are not supported
- No options for customizing compression level or adding password protection
- Minimal compression improvements may occur with already compressed archives containing many small files
- No explicit information on file retention or automatic deletion policies for uploaded files
Frequently Asked Questions
- What formats can I convert to ZIP using this tool?
- The tool accepts 7Z, TAR.BZ2, and TAR.GZ archive formats for conversion into ZIP files.
- Is there a file size limit when uploading archives?
- Yes, the maximum file size allowed for upload and conversion is 25 MB.
- Can I adjust compression levels or add passwords to the ZIP files?
- No, the converter does not offer advanced features such as compression customization or password protection.
- Is it secure to upload my files for conversion?
- The conversion process uses HTTPS to secure file transfers, but the page does not specify how long files are retained.
Key Terminology
- ZIP
- A popular archive format that bundles multiple files and directories into one compressed file maintaining original structure and metadata.
- 7Z
- An archive format known for high compression rates, often requiring specific software to open.
- TAR.BZ2
- A compressed archive format using tar bundling combined with bzip2 compression.
- TAR.GZ
- An archive format combining tar bundling with gzip compression, commonly used on Unix-like systems.