ZipBox
Open the archives you receive, look inside, and take out one file or all of them. Make zips to send, with a password if you like, and without any storage permission.
- Free · ad-free from US$2/month
- No storage permission
- Android 10 or newer
What it does
Swipe · 6Browse folders, search by name, and preview pictures and text files without extracting anything.
Three steps
Open an archive
From the app, with "Open with ZipBox" in your file manager, or share it in from WhatsApp or email.
Look inside
Browse the folders, preview a picture or a text file, and select what you need.
Extract
To Downloads/ZipBox or a folder you pick. If a file is already there: keep both, replace or skip.
Privacy
- Archives are opened, extracted and made on your phone. Nothing is uploaded.
- No storage permission: ZipBox only sees the files and folders you pick.
- Passwords are never saved.
- The free version shows ads from Google AdMob, which collects some data. You can change your ad choices in Settings.
Details
- Price
- Free with ads. Premium (no ads): US$2 a month or US$20 a year, cancel any time in Google Play. Passwords and making zips are free.
- Needs
- Android 10 or newer.
- Opens
- ZIP (also over 4 GB and with passwords), 7z, RAR 4, TAR, TAR.GZ, TAR.BZ2, TAR.XZ, GZ, BZ2 and XZ.
- Makes
- ZIP, with an optional AES-256 password.
- Saved to
- Downloads/ZipBox, or a folder you pick.
- Not yet
- RAR 5, ISO, CAB, ARJ and split archives.
Questions
Something missing? Send feedback →Does ZipBox need access to all my files?
No. It opens only the archives you pick or share, and writes only to Downloads/ZipBox or a folder you choose.
Why won't my RAR file open?
ZipBox opens RAR 4 archives. It can't open the newer RAR 5 format yet, and tells you so when an archive uses it.
Why can't Windows open my password zip?
ZipBox protects zips with AES-256, a strong kind of zip password. The unzip built into Windows can't open these; most archive apps can.
I forgot the password. Can ZipBox open it?
No. There is no way in without the password, and ZipBox never stores passwords.