TAR Creator
Create a .tar or .tar.gz archive — the standard format on Linux and macOS servers.
Drop files or folders here
or click to choose files — they stay on your device
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● Your files are processed locally in your browser and are not uploaded to our servers.
How it works
TAR (tape archive) concatenates files with a 512-byte header for each, in the POSIX ustar format readable by tar, 7-Zip and every Linux distribution. TAR itself doesn't compress; the .tar.gz option compresses the whole archive with GZIP, like tar -czf.