ZipGood features
ZipGood is a native archive utility for macOS that lets you compress, extract, and encrypt files, with support for multiple archive formats and macOS Finder context-menu actions.
ZipGood is built around eight capabilities: compressing to 14 output formats, extracting 25+ archive formats, AES-256 encryption, macOS Finder context-menu actions, split archives, Keychain-backed password management, live progress with ETA, and per-format options that remember themselves.
Compress Files on Mac
Create archives in 14 output formats with per-format options.
Extract Any Archive
Open RAR, 7z, ZIP, TAR and 25+ more archive formats.
AES-256 Encryption
Protect supported archives with AES-256 encryption.
macOS Finder Context Menu
Compress, encrypt and extract from the Finder right-click menu.
Split Archives
Create split volumes and join split archives automatically.
Password Management
A password book and default password, stored in the macOS Keychain.
Progress, Speed and ETA
Live progress, speed and ETA for every task, in the window and on the Dock.
Per-Format Options
Every format keeps its own options, remembered between sessions.
How the features fit together
The features are designed to compose. You can compress with 7z using AES-256 encryption and split volumes, then extract the same archive later by opening the first volume — ZipGood joins the parts and remembers the password from your Keychain. The Finder context menu exposes the same actions without opening the app.
- Compress files on Mac — 14 output formats with a per-format options panel.
- Extract any archive — RAR, 7z, ZIP, TAR, LZMA, LZ4, CAB, ISO, DMG and more.
- AES-256 encryption — protect 7z, ZIP and DMG archives.
- Finder context menu — compress, encrypt and extract from the right-click menu.
- Split archives — create volumes and join them automatically.
- Password management — a default password and a password book in the Keychain.
- Progress, speed and ETA — live reporting in the window and on the Dock.
- Per-format options — every format keeps its own settings.