The Unzipper 9.7 for Mac
Mac UtilitiesmacOS opens ZIP files on its own, but it stops there, and the first RAR archive you receive makes that limit clear. The Unzipper fills the gap. It opens ZIP and RAR archives along with other common compressed formats, shows you what sits inside, and extracts the files where you want them. That makes it handy for downloads, photo bundles and backups shared from Windows computers, where RAR is still common.
Key Features
- Extracts ZIP and RAR archives, the two formats Mac users meet most often
- Opens other common archive formats such as 7z, TAR and GZIP files
- Lets you extract everything at once or only the items you select
- Handles archives protected by a password once you enter it
- Works from Finder, so an archive opens with a double click
How to Download
- Use the download button on this page to get the app file.
- Open the downloaded file and move The Unzipper into your Applications folder.
- Launch the app, then open any ZIP or RAR archive to extract its contents.
System Requirements
The Unzipper runs on a Mac with a current version of macOS and needs only a small amount of free disk space, plus room for the files you extract from your archives.
FAQs
Why do I need this when macOS opens ZIP files?
The built in Mac tool handles ZIP only. The Unzipper adds RAR and other formats macOS cannot open on its own.
Can it open a password protected archive?
Yes, as long as you know the password. The app asks for it when you open the archive and then extracts the files as normal.
Where do the extracted files go?
Files go to the location offered during extraction, normally a new folder beside the archive, so downloads stay tidy.
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