ZIP Tools — Create, Split, and Join ZIP Files in Your Browser

Mode
Create ZIP
* Max file count depends on your browser. Per-file limit: 50MB.
Output ZIP name (optional):
Output

* Per-file upload limit: 50MB. For large data, split and upload in parts.

How to use


Create ZIP (multiple files → one ZIP)

  1. Choose “Create ZIP.”
  2. Select multiple files. Optional: set output name (e.g., bundle.zip) and “Flatten” to drop folder paths.
  3. Click Run. Download the generated ZIP.

Split ZIP (ZIP → .part001, .part002, …)

  1. Choose “Split ZIP.”
  2. Upload a .zip file.
  3. Set chunk size in MB (e.g., 10).
  4. Click Run. Download all generated .partNNN files.

Join ZIP (.partNNN → ZIP)

  1. Choose “Join ZIP.”
  2. Select all related .partNNN files (any order; they’re auto-sorted).
  3. Optional: set output name (e.g., restored.zip).
  4. Click Run. Download the reassembled ZIP.

What you get (output & behavior)

  • Create: a single ZIP containing your selected files; duplicate names inside the archive get -1, -2… suffixes.
  • Split: a series of chunked files named like myfile.part001, .part002, … at ~your chosen MB each.
  • Join: a restored .zip built by concatenating the provided .partNNN files.
  • Download link: saved under wp-content/uploads/zip-tools/ (shown after processing).
  • “Make download” option: when checked, the result is stored on the server and a direct link is shown.

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Notes & caveats

  • Per-file limit vs. total: Limits apply per uploaded file, not to the combined total.
  • Create mode needs ZipArchive: The server must have PHP’s ZipArchive enabled to create ZIPs. Split/Join don’t require it (an optional integrity check tries to open the joined ZIP when available).
  • Flatten option: When enabled (default), directory information is removed; filenames alone are stored (collision-safe with -1, -2… suffixes).
  • Splitting is binary: .partNNN chunks are raw segments; you must keep all parts together and intact for rejoining.
  • Naming & safety: Uploaded and output filenames are sanitized; dangerous characters are replaced.
  • Browser constraints: Very large selections or many files can hit browser/upload limits even if max_mb allows them.
  • Storage hygiene: Output files are saved in uploads/zip-tools/. Delete them when no longer needed.
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