Effortless ZIP Merging
Combine sequential ZIP archives into one folder with the original structure intact.
Drag in your sequential ZIP archives — from Google Takeout, Google Drive, Google Photos or anywhere else — and get back one clean, organized folder structure. No Terminal, no manual unzipping, no rebuilding folder contents.
ZipCombiner is a desktop app for Mac and Windows that extracts and combines sequential ZIP files into a single, organized folder — no manual unzipping — including the multi-part downloads produced by Google Takeout, Google Drive, and Google Photos, and split archive sequences like zip.001, zip.002.
Combine sequential ZIP archives into one folder with the original structure intact.
Built specifically to handle the multi-part ZIP exports Google Drive and Takeout produce.
Optionally delete the source ZIP files once extraction finishes, so you're not storing everything twice.
Google splits large exports and folder downloads into sequential ZIP files so each individual file stays under its size limit. ZipCombiner reassembles those parts into one folder that matches your original structure.
Yes. ZipCombiner is available on the Mac App Store for Apple Silicon Macs, and on Gumroad for Intel Macs and Windows.
A split sequence (zip.001, zip.002, etc.) is one large file broken into parts that must be rebuilt together. A full ZIP sequence, like Google Takeout exports, contains complete ZIP files that together form one folder structure. ZipCombiner supports both.
How Drive, Photos, Takeout, and Data Transfer all split one folder across several ZIPs.
Turn a folder split across several Drive ZIPs back into one structure.
Merge a multi-part Takeout export — Photos, Gmail, Drive — into one folder.
Rebuild and open a split ZIP sequence that won't open on its own.
The difference between a split archive and a multi-part ZIP sequence.
Combine several ZIPs into one folder without extracting each by hand.
Combine several ZIPs into one folder without extracting each by hand.
Why extracting multi-part ZIPs separately loses or duplicates files.