Create a ZIP Archive

Bundle any set of files into a single ZIP archive, built by your own browser so nothing is uploaded.

  • Free, no watermark
  • No account needed
  • Nothing is uploaded

Files ZIP

Runs in your browser

Drop your Files files here

or

Google Drive import is not available yet. Choose a file from your device.

Any file type. Up to 100 MB per file, 20 files at a time.

At a glance

Accepts
Any file type
Produces
ZIP
Files at once
Up to 20
Size limit
100 MB per file
Runs
In your browser

How it works

How to create zip

  1. Add your Files files

    Drag them onto the panel above, or press Choose Files. Any file type is accepted.

  2. Press Convert to ZIP

    Your browser does the work. A progress bar tracks it, and nothing is uploaded at any point.

  3. Download your ZIP files

    The result appears with its new size. Take the files one at a time or the whole set as a ZIP.

About this converter

One download instead of twenty

Email attachment limits, upload forms with a single slot and shared folders all get easier with one archive. Files are compressed where compression helps and stored as they are where it would only waste time, which is why a folder of JPGs zips almost instantly and a folder of text files shrinks sharply.

Built on your device

The archive is assembled in your browser using the compression built into it, so no file is transmitted. Filenames are written in UTF-8 so accents and non Latin characters survive, and duplicate names are given a numeric suffix rather than quietly overwriting each other.

Files to ZIP: common questions

Can I add a password?

This tool creates unencrypted ZIP files only. Anyone who receives the archive can open it. Use a separate encryption tool if you need password protection.

Is there a size limit?

You can add up to 20 files, each up to 100 MB. The archive is built in browser memory, so a large combined batch can exceed your device capacity even within those limits.

Will the ZIP open on Windows and Mac?

Yes. The archives use standard deflate compression, which File Explorer, Finder and every unzip utility handle without extra software.

Does it preserve folders?

Files are added at the top level of the archive. Folder structure is not read, so name files clearly before you add them if the grouping matters.