Convert from RAR
Pick a target format to start a RAR conversion.
RAR Converter
Convert RAR archives to ZIP, 7Z, TAR or TAR.GZ in your browser. Choose an output format and open the matching RAR converter.
Drop a RAR archive hereProcessed locally in your browser
Local browser processing
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RAR conversion types
Convert files from RAR, or convert other formats to RAR.
Convert to RAR
Pick a source format to convert into RAR.
No browser conversions to this format are available yet.
InputRAR
Outputprocessed content
Best forfile transfer and archive checks
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About RAR Converter
Convert a compatible RAR source to ZIP, 7Z, TAR or TAR.GZ. The word “RAR” names the input on this page: the current browser implementation does not offer RAR creation.
Pick an output that the receiver accepts
RAR to ZIP is the direction to use when the receiver needs a ZIP package. RAR to 7Z creates a real 7Z container. TAR groups extracted files without compression, while TAR.GZ adds GZIP compression around that TAR package.
A new container does not guarantee smaller bytes or better file quality. The documents, images and other files inside are repacked; they are not transcoded into other formats.
Work with one RAR source
- Keep the original RAR and identify the required output.
- Choose that destination in the format controls.
- Add one compatible archive within the 250 MB per-file limit.
- Supply its password if needed and if you are authorized to access the archive.
- Run conversion, review names and counts, and download the result.
- Open the new archive in the receiving application and check sample files.
The list shown after processing is a summary, not a selective archive editor. It shows up to eight entries and a count for the rest.
Encryption, missing volumes and damage
The non-ZIP engine can attempt supported password-protected archives when given the correct password. It does not recover passwords. The interface accepts one file rather than an entire multipart RAR set, so split archives or missing volumes may require a desktop archive manager.
Repacking is not archive repair. It cannot recreate missing bytes or use a new extension to make a damaged source valid.
Preserve the original package
RAR recovery records, comments, empty folders, permissions and other container-specific properties are not guaranteed to survive. Compare paths, counts and regular file contents before relying on the new package.
Compatible extraction and encoding run on your device, but module loading requires network access. Expanded data can be much larger than the compressed RAR. For inspection without choosing a destination format, see Archive Extractor.
Three simple steps
How it works
- 1Choose
Add a supported file or paste your content.
- 2Process
The tool works locally in your browser when supported.
- 3Download
Save the result directly to your device.
Frequently asked questions
RAR Converter FAQ
Does RAR Converter produce RAR files?
No. RAR is the input here. Supported outputs are ZIP, 7Z, TAR and TAR.GZ; the current implementation does not create RAR.
What happens to a RAR archive during conversion?
A supported RAR is extracted and its regular file contents are repacked in the chosen output container. Internal media and document formats are not converted.
Can I open a protected RAR?
The extraction engine can attempt supported encrypted RAR inputs with the correct password. It cannot find a forgotten password or guarantee every encryption variant.
Can I add all parts of a split RAR?
No. This interface accepts one archive file at a time and does not provide a multi-volume input flow. Use a compatible archive application for split sets.
Will recovery records and metadata survive?
Do not assume so. RAR-specific recovery information, comments, permissions and other attributes are not guaranteed to transfer to another container.
What size is supported?
One archive with a 250 MB per-file limit. Extraction and destination encoding can exceed the memory suggested by the compressed source size.