The Modern ZIP Extractor Tool is a web-based utility designed to extract and display the contents of ZIP files. It provides an intuitive and user-friendly interface to view the total number of files and the total characters in the extracted files. The tool also features functionalities to download the extracted content as a text file and copy it to the clipboard.
- File Extraction: Extract files from a ZIP archive and display their contents on the screen.
- File Count and Character Count: Dynamically display the total number of files and total characters present in the extracted files.
- Download Extracted Content: Download the contents of the extracted files as a
.txt
file. - Copy to Clipboard: Copy the extracted content to the clipboard with a single click.
- User Interface: Modern and responsive user interface with a dark theme.
- Loading Indicator: Displays a loading indicator while processing large ZIP files.
- Load the Tool: Open the tool in a web browser. (https://rushalmosa.github.io/FileToText/) or close it ans use it localy
- Choose a ZIP File: Click on the "Choose a file..." button and select a ZIP file from your local file system.
- View Extracted Content: The extracted content will be displayed in the output area with the details of each file.
- Download or Copy Content:
- To download the content, click the "Download Content" button.
- To copy the content to the clipboard, click the "Copy Content" button.
The tool is compatible with most modern web browsers including Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge.
- The tool is designed for smaller ZIP files. Extracting very large ZIP files may take some time and could impact browser performance.
- The tool works locally in your browser and does not upload files to any server.
All processing is done locally in your web browser. No data from the ZIP file is sent over the internet, ensuring your data's privacy and security.
Contributions to the Modern ZIP Extractor Tool are welcome. Please feel free to fork the repository, make improvements, and submit pull requests.
This tool is open-source and free to use under MIT License.