Extract ZIP files and save directly to a folder on your device
Built & maintained by Pappu Venkata Subbi Reddy, founder of Clacify
Clacify's ZIP Extractor lets you open and extract ZIP archives entirely in your browser — no software to install, no file uploaded to any server. Upload a ZIP to see a full list of its contents with file sizes. On Chrome and Edge, the "Extract to Folder" button uses the File System Access API to write all extracted files directly into a folder you choose on your computer — just like a native app. Firefox and Safari users get a single ZIP download instead. Individual files can also be saved one at a time with a single click.
Open Clacify's ZIP Extractor in your browser, drop your ZIP file, and click 'Extract to Folder' (Chrome/Edge) to write all files directly to your computer, or 'Download All' to get a ZIP you can open anywhere. No software installation needed — works on Windows, Mac, Android, and iPhone.
Yes — in Clacify's ZIP Extractor, each file in the contents list has its own 'Save' button. Click it to download that individual file without extracting the entire archive. This is useful when you only need one file from a large ZIP.
The File System Access API is a browser feature available in Chrome and Edge that lets a website read and write files directly on your computer's file system — with your explicit permission. When you click 'Extract to Folder', you pick a folder and the browser writes all extracted files there, creating subfolders as needed. Your files never leave your device.