One-key extraction
Pin folders as Places. Press ⌘1 and the archive lands in Downloads — or drop files straight onto a Place in the sidebar.
Compress, browse, and extract 30+ formats with a simple drag and drop. Powerful when you need it, invisible when you don’t.
macOS 15+ · 12 MB · Apple Silicon & Intel · NotarizedNo wizard mazes, no toolbar walls. Every screen explains itself — you already know how to use it.
A Finder-familiar list of everything inside the archive, including subfolders. Search finds a file in a 10 GB backup in milliseconds. Drag a row out to extract just that file.
Space = Quick Look · ⌘F = Search · ⌘E = ExtractBlue means compress and extract. Gray means extract.
Pin folders as Places. Press ⌘1 and the archive lands in Downloads — or drop files straight onto a Place in the sidebar.
Compress, extract, and test in parallel. A file conflict pauses one item, not your afternoon.
Quick Look PDFs, images, and video inside the archive — streamed, never written to disk.
Split archives to fit any upload limit. Open a .001 and XZIP finds the rest of the set automatically.
Open an archived file in any app. Hit save, and the archive updates itself. No unpack–repack dance.
Compress, extract, and run your presets from the right-click menu — without launching XZIP at all.
Real AES-256 on 7Z and ZIP. Passwords live in your macOS Keychain — never in our cloud, because there isn't one. Apps pulled from archives stay quarantined until you approve them.
And when a format can't fully protect you, XZIP says so — right in the dialog.
••••••••••••!ZIP shows filenames even with a password. Choose 7Z to hide them.
Against the built-in Archive Utility and the usual suspects.