UniZip
Archiving, done locally
A high-performance archiver. Core features free forever.
Extract / compress / encrypt / batch tasks are all free · no ads · no bundled software
One job, done properly: archiving
Three extraction engines
ZIP, 7Z and TAR engines cover 7Z / ZIPX / TAR.GZ / XZ / BZ2 / ZST and similar variants, with damage-level diagnostics
AES-256 encrypted archives
Create encrypted archives and keep passwords in the local password manager; shell menu and quick window speed up daily work
Password recovery (Pro)
Dictionary and brute-force recovery run entirely on your local CPU; the cloud password library matches shared passwords by file fingerprint
Local first, privacy by design
Files are never uploaded, usage is not tracked and no analytics SDK is bundled; in privacy mode session and device IDs are not written to disk
Utility toolbox
Hash verification, integrity tests, archive repair, split archives and merging, format conversion, self-extracting (SFX) packages
Native performance
Built with Rust + Tauri 2; the extraction engine is written in pure Rust with no external command-line dependencies
Supported formats
Failures are reported as unsupported / password required / wrong password / corrupted instead of a generic error
Free and Pro
Free
¥0
- Extract and create ZIP / 7Z / TAR archives
- Create encrypted archives
- Batch extraction / split archive merging
- Hash verification / integrity tests / format conversion
Pro
from ¥19
- Unlimited dictionary / brute-force password recovery
- View cloud password library in plain text
- One purchase shared across all your devices
About UniZip
UniZip is a native desktop archiver for Windows and Linux, built with Rust and Tauri 2.
One job, done properly. ZIP, 7Z, ZIPX, TAR and the GZ / XZ / BZ2 / ZST family are handled by three purpose-built engines. Failures are classified as unsupported / password required / wrong password / corrupted, so you always know what happened.
Encryption stays local. Create AES-256 encrypted archives and keep passwords in the built-in password manager. Forgotten passwords can be recovered with dictionary or brute-force attacks that run entirely on your own CPU — files are never uploaded.
Cloud password library. Only the file fingerprint (MD5) is uploaded, never the file itself. Sharing and looking up passwords is always opt-in.
Privacy by design. Files stay on your machine, usage is not tracked and no analytics SDK is bundled.