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Archive Analyze Tools

Inspect and measure archives locally in your browser, with no upload.

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Archive Inspector

Inspect ZIP, TAR, GZIP and TAR.GZ archives locally in your browser - list entries, sizes, compression ratios and warnings without extracting.

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See what an archive contains before extraction

Archive Analyze Tools let you inspect ZIP, TAR, GZIP, and TAR.GZ/TGZ archives in the browser. The inspection lists entries and directories, then shows sizes, compression ratios, timestamps, duplicate entries, encryption, and unsafe paths. Review that information before you extract the archive.

Review entries and directories first

Archive Inspector lists the entries and directories in a ZIP, TAR, GZIP, or TAR.GZ/TGZ archive. Start there when you need to check file and folder names before extracting the archive.

  • Check file and folder names before extraction.
  • Look for duplicate entries, encryption, and unsafe paths in the inspection.

Read the archive metadata

For each archive entry, Archive Inspector shows its size, compression ratio, and timestamp. Use those fields to compare entries and spot repeated names before extraction.

Directories, encryption, and unsafe paths appear in the inspection as well. The tool does not extract files to disk, so you can review the inventory and checks while the archive remains unextracted.

Use the inspection to check an archive

Use the directory view to check an archive's folder structure before opening files. The entry list shows the names and metadata together.

For an archive with repeated entries, check duplicate entries alongside timestamps and sizes. If the inspection shows encryption or unsafe paths, review those findings before extraction.

When you only need to inspect an archive, the tool leaves its files unextracted on disk. Review the inventory before choosing another archive action.

Choose the archive tool for the job

Choose Archive Inspector to inspect and measure an existing archive. Choose Archive Tools to create ZIP or TAR files, extract an archive, repair a broken ZIP, or clean junk files.

Frequently asked questions

How do Archive Analyze Tools inspect a ZIP file?

Open Archive Inspector with a ZIP file. It lists entries and directories, then shows sizes, compression ratios, timestamps, duplicate entries, encryption, and unsafe paths. It does not extract the files to disk.

Can I inspect a TAR.GZ or TGZ archive without extracting it?

Yes. Archive Inspector supports TAR.GZ/TGZ, TAR, and GZIP. It lists the archive's contents without extracting files to disk.

Does archive analysis upload my archive?

Archive analysis is local in the browser and has no upload. The archive is inspected in the browser.

What should I use to create or repair an archive?

Use Archive Tools to create ZIP or TAR files, extract an archive, repair a broken ZIP, or clean junk files. Use Archive Inspector to inspect and measure an existing archive.