Is ZArchiver free to use?
Yes, ZArchiver is completely free to use. It is an open-source project and the source code is available on GitHub.
ZArchiver is a free and open-source file archiver and extractor for Android devices. It supports a wide range of archive formats and provides various features for managing and extracting compressed files.
ZArchiver supports a wide range of archive formats, including ZIP, 7z, RAR, TAR, GZ, BZ2, XZ, ISO, and more. It can also create archives in ZIP, 7z, TAR, and GZ formats.
To extract files using ZArchiver, simply navigate to the desired archive file, select it, and tap the "Extract" button. You can choose to extract the files to the current folder or a different location.
To create an archive using ZArchiver, select the files or folders you want to compress, tap the "More" button, and then select "Add to archive." Choose the desired archive format and compression level, and then tap "OK" to start the archiving process.
Yes, ZArchiver can open password-protected archives. When you try to extract a password-protected archive, it will prompt you to enter the password.
Yes, ZArchiver has a built-in repair feature that can attempt to repair corrupted archives. However, the success of the repair process depends on the extent of the corruption.
Yes, ZArchiver can convert archives from one format to another. Simply select the archive you want to convert, tap the "More" button, and then select "Convert." Choose the desired output format and tap "OK" to start the conversion process.
Yes, ZArchiver can create self-extracting archives, also known as SFX archives. SFX archives can be extracted without the need for a separate extraction tool. To create an SFX archive, select the files or folders you want to compress, tap the "More" button, and then select "Create SFX archive." Choose the desired SFX module and tap "OK" to start the archiving process.
Yes, ZArchiver can split large archives into smaller parts, making them easier to transfer or store. To do this, select the archive you want to split, tap the "More" button, and then select "Split." Specify the desired part size and tap "OK" to start the splitting process.