Images to ZIP Converter

Package a set of images into a single ZIP archive for sending or storing.

How to use the Images to ZIP Converter

  1. Add all the files you want in the archive.
  2. Press Create ZIP.
  3. Download the archive.

Packaging files into an archive

The selected files are written into a standard ZIP container in the order you added them, keeping their original names and contents. The archive opens in Windows Explorer, macOS Finder, and any archive utility.

Why the archive is not much smaller

JPG, PNG, WebP and AVIF files are already compressed, so squeezing them again saves almost nothing while costing a lot of processing time. The files are therefore stored rather than deflated. The point of the archive is convenience — one attachment instead of thirty — not size reduction. If you need the total to shrink, compress or resize the images first and then package them.

Frequently asked questions

Does the ZIP compress my images?
No. Already-compressed image formats gain nothing from a second pass, so files are stored as they are. Compress them first if you need a smaller total.
Are folder structures kept?
Files are added at the top level of the archive under their own names.

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