Archive & Compression
Browser file utility

TAR Archive Creator

Package selected files and folder paths into a standards-friendly uncompressed TAR archive entirely in your browser. Files stay on this device.

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Creates an uncompressed POSIX-style TAR. Individual files larger than 8 GiB are not supported.

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How to use TAR Archive Creator

  1. Select the files or folder you want to process.
  2. Review the options and click Process files.
  3. Check the result summary, then download the generated output when available.

What this tool does

Package selected files and folder paths into a standards-friendly uncompressed TAR archive entirely in your browser. It reads actual file names, paths, metadata, and bytes where the task requires them.

Processing and privacy

Processing happens locally in your browser. The page does not upload your selected files. Closing or resetting the page clears its working state.

Supported inputs and limits

Modern desktop browsers work best. Available memory, browser file limits, and operating-system naming rules may limit very large batches. Results are new downloads; originals are never silently changed.

Practical example

Select a small test batch first, confirm the preview or report, and then repeat the same settings with the full set. This makes naming and integrity jobs easier to audit.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I use tar archive creator without installing software?

Yes. This page runs in a modern browser and does not require a desktop installation.

Are my files uploaded while using this tool?

No. File contents are processed locally in your browser by the page.

What happens to the original files?

The tool never edits originals on disk. It creates a new download or a local inspection report.

Will this work with large files?

Browser memory and device limits still apply. Start with smaller batches when files are very large.

Can I use the result on Windows, macOS, and Linux?

Yes, although names and archive paths should still follow the rules of the destination system.

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