Merge Archives
Combine multiple archives into a single ZIP or 7z file — all in your browser.
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Combine multiple archives into a single ZIP or 7z file — all in your browser.
Combine multiple archives into a single file. Drop archives in any supported format, handle filename conflicts, and download the merged result.
Drop archives here or click to browse
Select one or more files
Up to 2 GB per file.
Combine the contents of multiple archives into one merged output archive.
Visit makemyzip.com/merge-archives. You can mix formats — ZIP, 7z, TAR, and GZ all work as inputs.
Drag two or more archives onto the dropzone. They are read in order and their entries are concatenated.
Choose Rename (duplicate paths get a numeric suffix) or Overwrite (later files win). This decides what happens when two archives contain the same path.
The tool builds a single ZIP containing every entry from every input, then offers it for download.
ZIP, because it is the most universally readable format. The inputs can be any supported format; the output is always ZIP.
Per the conflict toggle. Rename adds a numeric suffix (e.g. file (2).txt). Overwrite keeps only the version from the last archive containing that path.
Yes. Each input archive’s internal folder layout is kept intact inside the merged output.
Not while they are encrypted. Decrypt with Unlock ZIP first, then drop the plaintext archives into Merge Archives.
Convert archives between formats — ZIP to 7z, TAR to ZIP, and more.
Split a large archive into smaller, independently-openable parts.
Drop an existing ZIP and new files, get back a merged ZIP with rename, overwrite, or skip for conflicts.