Archive utility for Android

Ziply: ZIP, RAR & 7Z Extractor

Open ZIP, RAR, 7Z, TAR, GZ and split archives on Android. Preview files, extract only what you need, and create password-protected or split ZIP and 7Z archives.

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Processed on your device

Archive contents stay local while Ziply reads, extracts, or creates files.

Uses the system file picker

Choose the files and folders you want without granting broad storage access.

Create ZIP and 7Z

Build standard, password-protected, or split-volume archives on Android.

Everything you need

Handle archives without the clutter

Ziply is a focused archive utility for Android. Open common archive formats, inspect their contents before extracting, and create secure ZIP or 7Z archives—all from a clean, mobile-friendly interface.

Extract popular formats

Open and extract ZIP, RAR, 7Z, TAR, GZ, and TGZ archives.

Preview before extracting

Browse an archive, select only the files you need, and avoid unnecessary extraction.

Open files directly

Launch supported files from inside an archive without extracting everything first.

Password-protected archives

Open encrypted archives and create protected ZIP or 7Z files when privacy matters.

Multipart archive support

Recognize common split-archive layouts and keep their parts together.

.z01, .z02 … with the final .zip file
.7z.001, .7z.002 …
part1.rar, part2.rar …
Classic .rar, .r00, .r01 … sets

Create ZIP and 7Z archives

Combine selected files into a new ZIP or 7Z archive directly on your phone.

AES encryption

Protect newly created archives with modern AES encryption and your own password.

Split large archives

Create multi-volume ZIP or 7Z archives that are easier to store, share, or transfer.

Format support

Know what you can open and create

Ziply covers the archive types Android users encounter most often, including the common multipart layouts used for large downloads.

Format	Extract	Create	Multipart
ZIP	Yes	Yes	Extract and create
RAR	Yes	No	Common RAR layouts
7Z	Yes	Yes	Numbered volumes
TAR	Yes	No	—
GZ	Yes	No	—
TGZ	Yes	No	—

Three simple steps

Open an archive your way

1
Choose an archive
Use Android’s system file picker or open a supported archive from another app.
2
Preview and select
Review the contents and choose the files or folders you actually need.
3
Extract or open
Pick a destination folder, extract your selection, or open a file directly.

Designed for Android

A familiar, focused mobile experience

Ziply follows Android conventions so picking files, choosing destinations, and tracking long archive tasks feel straightforward.

A modern Material 3 interface designed for Android
Android system file and folder pickers
Clear progress for extraction and archive creation
Local history for quickly returning to recent archive tasks
Available in English, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, German, French, and Japanese

Your archive contents are processed locally

Ziply reads, extracts, and creates archives on your Android device. It does not upload the contents of your archives to a server. The app uses Firebase, AppLovin, and Google advertising services, which may process technical or advertising data according to their own policies.

Read the Ziply Privacy Policy →

Frequently asked questions

Ziply FAQ

Which archive formats can Ziply extract?

Ziply can extract ZIP, RAR, 7Z, TAR, GZ, and TGZ archives on Android.

Can Ziply create archives?

Yes. Ziply can create ZIP and 7Z archives from files you select on your device.

Can I preview an archive before extracting it?

Yes. You can browse the archive contents and select only the files or folders you want to extract.

Does Ziply support password-protected archives?

Yes. Ziply can open password-protected archives and create encrypted ZIP or 7Z archives.

Can Ziply open split or multipart archives?

Yes. It supports common ZIP, 7Z, and RAR multipart layouts, including .z01 sets, .7z.001 sets, part1.rar sets, and classic .rar/.r00 sets.

Can Ziply create split archives?

Yes. You can create split-volume ZIP or 7Z archives for easier storage or transfer.

Does Ziply upload my archive files?

No. Archive contents are processed locally on your device and are not uploaded to a Ziply server.

Does Ziply need access to all files on my phone?

No. Ziply uses Android’s system file and folder pickers so you choose the specific files and destinations it can access.

Where can I download Ziply?

Ziply is available for Android on Google Play.

Ready to open your next archive?

Download Ziply from Google Play and handle ZIP, RAR, 7Z, and other common archive formats on Android.

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