ZipGood support
Official documentation for ZipGood: Archive Utility. It covers setup, everyday use, the Finder extension, passwords and troubleshooting.
Documentation topics
Getting Started with ZipGood
Set up ZipGood on your Mac: system requirements, compressing your first archive, extracting your first archive and enabling the Finder extension.
Compressing Files with ZipGood
How to compress files and folders with ZipGood: choosing an output format, using the per-format options panel and understanding automatic archive naming.
Extracting Archives with ZipGood
How to extract archives with ZipGood: supported formats, password handling, name-conflict policy and where extracted files are written.
The ZipGood Finder Extension
How to enable the ZipGood Finder context-menu extension on macOS and what each compress, encrypt and extract command does.
Passwords and Encryption in ZipGood
How ZipGood handles passwords: the default password, the password book, macOS Keychain storage and AES-256 encryption.
Split Archives in ZipGood
How to create split (multi-volume) archives with ZipGood and how ZipGood joins split archives automatically when extracting.
ZipGood Troubleshooting
Solutions to common ZipGood issues: missing Finder commands, split archive errors, encrypted archives, unexpected file names and folder access prompts.
ZipGood System Requirements
ZipGood system requirements: macOS 13 Ventura or later, native support for Apple Silicon and Intel Macs, and Mac App Store distribution.
Quick answers
- System requirements: macOS 13 Ventura or later; Apple Silicon and Intel.
- Price: $3.99 one-time purchase on the Mac App Store.
- Compressing: drag files onto the window or Dock icon, choose a format, click Compress.
- Extracting: double-click an archive, or right-click it in the Finder and choose an extract command.
- Finder extension: enable ZipGood in System Settings → General → Login Items & Extensions → Finder.
- Passwords: stored exclusively in the macOS Keychain.
Contact support
Email support@nuanyue.com. Include your macOS version, your ZipGood version, and — if relevant — the archive format you were working with.