Open an archive to see its content, then download single files or extract everything at once, keeping the folders. Garbled names can be fixed by choosing the right encoding.
Your files never leave your device
Old ZIP programs saved names in a local code page instead of UTF-8, so Arabic, Russian, Japanese or Chinese names can look like random symbols. Choose the matching encoding (for example windows-1256 for Arabic, windows-1251 for Cyrillic, shift_jis for Japanese, gbk for Chinese, cp437 for old DOS archives) and the list is read again.
No. Encrypted archives are detected and you get a clear message, but they cannot be opened here.
The archive was made with an old program that did not use UTF-8. Pick the right encoding in the list and the names are fixed.
Yes. Untick the files you do not need, or download single files with the button in each row.
No. It is opened on your device; nothing is sent anywhere.
Not yet. ZIP, TAR, TAR.GZ, TGZ and GZ are supported.
Yes. When you download several files one by one, browsers ask once for permission. Saving into a folder (Chrome / Edge) avoids this.