How to use
- Click Pick Folder and choose the folder you want to zip, or drag individual files onto the dropzone.
- Review the file list — each entry shows its relative path and size — and remove anything you don't want.
- Click Create ZIP to pack every file into one archive in your browser, preserving the folder structure.
- Download the resulting folder.zip file straight to your device.
Frequently asked questions
Are my files uploaded to a server?
No. This folder to ZIP tool runs 100% in your browser using fflate. Your folder and files are read and compressed locally on your device and never leave it — nothing is uploaded to any server.
Does it keep my folder structure and subfolders?
Yes. When you pick a folder, each file's relative path (for example photos/2024/a.jpg) is used as its path inside the archive, so subfolders and nesting are recreated exactly. Individually dropped files are stored by their file name only, without folder paths.
What file types can I zip?
Any file type. A ZIP archive can hold images, PDFs, documents, videos, audio, code — anything. Files are packed as-is, so their contents are preserved exactly.
Is there a size or file-count limit?
There's no fixed limit, but the whole folder is compressed in memory in your browser, so very large folders (many GB) can be limited by your device's available RAM. For typical folders it works quickly.
What happens if two files end up with the same path?
The tool automatically makes each path unique by inserting (2), (3) and so on before the file extension, so no file is silently overwritten inside the ZIP.
Why is the download named folder.zip?
The archive is always saved as folder.zip. You can rename it after downloading. The summary shows the number of files and the original versus compressed size.
About this tool
Zip a whole folder into a single .zip while preserving its nested structure, free and 100% in your browser with fflate. No uploads — your files stay private.