2.5.0 — Split archives and the extraction queue
Pro batch extract queues several archives at once. Multipart 7-Zip volumes open as one archive.

Extension opens archives in the browser. Files stay on your device — nothing is uploaded to unzip.

Features
Free core unzip for ZIP, 7z, RAR, and more. Pro adds bulk extract, PDF preview, a local security scan and more.
Install from the Chrome Web Store and start unzipping. No desktop app required.
Open .zip, .7z, .rar, .tar, .gz, .bz2, .xz, .zst, .xar, and .wim. Extract or create archives in the same window.
WebAssembly unpacks files on your device. Archive contents are not sent to our servers.
After install, unzip files from disk without a network connection. Optional Drive and billing need the internet.
Save extracted files to Drive, or pick an archive from Drive, using OAuth limited to files you choose.
Switch between themes effortlessly and personalize the interface with primary color settings for a tailored experience.
Step 1: Add to Chrome
Install Quick Unzip from the Chrome Web Store. It is a regular extension — no extra setup.
Step 2: Pin it
Pin Quick Unzip to the toolbar so you can open an archive without hunting through the puzzle menu.
Step 3: Open an archive
Click the icon, choose a ZIP, 7z, or RAR file, browse the tree, and extract what you need.
Done
Core extract stays free. Pro is optional: monthly, annual, or lifetime.
Unzip and create archives in Chrome
Bulk extract, PDF preview, security scan
One payment, Pro for as long as we ship
FAQ
Yes, it’s safe. All processing happens locally within your Chrome browser. Files are not uploaded to any servers; your data stays on your device. Optional exceptions: VirusTotal if you start a check, Google Drive if you save there.
Extracted files are typically available for download to your computer or temporarily stored in the browser’s memory/cache and deleted after the session. Since processing is local, files don’t remain in the cloud”.
No. This extension is a self-contained tool for unpacking archives directly in your Chrome browser. No other programs are needed.
.zip, .7z, .rar, .tar, .bzip2, .bz2, .gzip, .gz, .xz, .zstd, .zst, .xar, and .wim. Pro can also open numbered split volumes from 7-Zip.
The extension itself doesn’t impose a fixed size limit, but the actual maximum size you can extract reliably depends heavily on your computer’s available RAM, Chrome’s stability with large operations, your storage space, and the complexity of the archive. For small to medium-sized archives, it works as advertised. For very large archives (e.g., >1-2GB), dedicated desktop software is generally more reliable.
This is meant to contrast with some online unzip services that do enforce strict file size limits (e.g., 100MB, 500MB). The extension avoids those specific service-imposed limits since processing happens locally. However, it doesn’t magically remove the fundamental limitations of browser-based processing and local hardware.
Yes for files already on disk. Installing the extension, opening a URL, Drive, and Pro checkout need a connection. Pro stays available offline for up to 72 hours after the last successful check.
Nothing is kept on our servers. Save what you need to disk or Drive before you close the session. Temporary workspace state is cleared when the session ends.
The extension is positioned as lightweight (“lightweight design”) and designed not to slow down your browser
Yes. The text mentions a Dark/Light/System toggle theme and a Primary color settings toggle button.
What shipped in recent Quick Unzip releases.
Pro batch extract queues several archives at once. Multipart 7-Zip volumes open as one archive.
Specific error messages, a system theme that follows the OS, and Session Replay documented in privacy.
Optional Pro: bulk extract, PDF preview, local security scan. VirusTotal BYOK stays free.
Side panel fails loudly when Chrome lacks the API, honest size-limit errors, and the version number in the main view.
Free for everyday ZIP, 7z, and RAR. Pro is optional.