A folder named after each archive, beside it.
One place, each folder, or per archive
Twenty archives can land in twenty named subfolders, or all in one destination you pick once.
Select archives in File Explorer, press AltE, and they are out.
How it works
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Before it runs
A folder named after each archive, beside it.
Twenty archives can land in twenty named subfolders, or all in one destination you pick once.
EasyUnZip reads the archive and shows you what is inside, with counts. Tick the extensions you want; the rest stays packed.
A password is held in memory for the session and never written to disk. The conflict rule applies to every file in the job.
Pricing
$3once
A licence, not a subscription. Nothing renews, and there is no bigger plan to buy later.
What you get
Questions
The nine that come up, grouped by what you are weighing. The long form (refunds, what happens to a revoked key, every field the licence check sends) is written out on these pages, and anything they miss goes to a person.
Buying
Yes. 14 days, everything working, no card and no account. After that a key costs $3 once and never expires.
Open the panel, press the gear, and paste it into the Licence box. It activates straight away, whether your trial is still running or has already ended. The key arrives by email the moment you pay.
3. Replacing a machine? Open Settings on the old one and press Deactivate this PC to free the slot.
Using it
Yes. RAR extracts exactly like ZIP: same hotkey, same panel, nothing extra to install and no plugin to hunt down.
No. EasyUnZip only extracts. Keep whatever you use for making archives; this handles the other direction, which is where the daily friction is.
Windows 10 and 11, on 64-bit PCs. Windows only. There is no macOS or Linux build, and none is planned. The current release is v0.1.0.
Trust
A one-way hash identifying the PC, the app version, and your licence key when you activate. Never your files, your file names or your archive passwords.
It may. EasyUnZip v1 is not code-signed yet, so SmartScreen can show a “Windows protected your PC” notice simply because it has not seen this file often. Choose More info, then Run anyway.
Compare the checksum. Open Command Prompt where the installer landed, run certutil -hashfile EasyUnZip-Setup.exe SHA256, and match the result against ours. The button below copies it. We would rather sell this for $3 and have you extracting archives today than add a few hundred dollars a year of certificate to the price. The checksum costs nothing and proves more: it is the whole file, byte for byte, not a name attached to it.
Free for 14 days, then $3 once.