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Open any file with ease. Open and view any type of document, including iWork, MS Office, music and PDFs right on your iPhone and iPad. Documents is the best file manager for iPhone and iPad. It is perfect for reading EPUB books, viewing Word and Excel documents, opening zip files, PDFs, images, downloading mp3. How to send ZIP files to Apple's Notes app on iPhone and iPad. 1) Launch Safari on your iOS device and open a webpage containing a ZIP download link, like this one on the University of Colorado's website. Alternatively, you can also open a ZIP file that you have received by email, for instance.

How to Open Zip Files using the Files app (iOS 11) or the Notes app Some stock apps on iOS like Files, Notes, Mail, and iCloud Drive have built-in file attachment viewers and luckily, contents of Zip files can be viewed easily thanks to such features. If you’re already on iOS 11, when you open a ZIP file in Safari, it’ll show you the option to open the Zip file in the Files app. Next, you just need to choose a new location within the app to add that item.

You can add it to iCloud Drive for instance. Once done, open the Zip file and tap on “Preview Content” to view its contents. As mentioned before, this method only allows you to view contents. You cannot extract the Zip file and edit files within it.

However, this feature still does a pretty good job of displaying text files, pdf, images, Word documents, and even Excel spreadsheets. You can swipe to the left/right to quickly switch between files or tap on the button in the bottom-right corner to access the file list. When viewing files inside the archive, you can tap the “Share button” and pick an appropriate helper app to edit it. For example, if you’ve already installed the Excel app and you’re viewing a.xls file, you can select “Open in Excel” to export the file to Excel and get your work done. In iOS 10 and lower, using the Notes app is similar 1) Launch Safari and open a web page containing a ZIP download link, like this. Alternatively, you can also open a Zip file in received emails/messages, or export from cloud apps like Dropbox. 2) Safari will download the file and show you a blank page with an “Open In” option.

Mac Os X 10 5 Leopard Iso Ppc Class there. Tap the Share button at the bottom, then tap on “Add to Notes”. 3) Now a Notes share sheets pops up. You can choose to attach the Zip file to an existing note or create a new one and add the Zip file to it. 4) Launch Notes and open the note containing the Zip file. You will see the Zip archive’s icon.

Double-tap on it to extract, then tap on “Preview Content” to view its contents. This also works in the iCloud Drive app and Mail. Just tap on a Zip file saved in your iCloud Drive app, it will reveal the full contents of the archive that iOS understands.

Sometimes, you will need to unzip your zip files, edit files inside, make new zip files and share with others. Or you might want to. Those times, you cannot rely on these stock apps. You need an exclusive zip-handler app like the one I’m going to show you below. Open Zip files on iPhone using third-party app The app I want to show you is by Readdle. It’s one of the best apps on the App Store in terms of file management in iOS. It also has its own web browser that allows you to save any files from the internet. In fact, Documents is used in my previous guide on and iPad.

Check it out if you missed it! Download and open ZIP/RAR files on iPhone The first thing you have to do is install the Documents app using the link given above. It’s a free app and even cooler, it has no ads. Once the app has been installed, you’re able to save ZIP and RAR files to your iPhone. To download a zip/rar file, you can attach the file to an email, save it to your Dropbox, or use the direct link pointing to the file like I’ve shown you before. For example, if you use Safari and enter a direct link to a Zip file, you’ll see a web page as below. Just tap “More” and then select “Import with Documents”.

The ZIP file will then be stored in the Documents app. If you’ve attached your file to an email, all you have to do is open the email, select the attached file, open the share sheet and import it into Documents 5. Now you will be taken to the app.

You should see your imported files here, in the Documents tab. To extract the ZIP/RAR file, just tap on its file icon. The app will then extract all the sub files included within the ZIP files and put them into a new folder. Once it is extracted, you can open the new folder and view your files. Documents also allows you to view Office documents, read and annotate PDF files, and edit text files. So there is no need to install other apps to handle these types of files. Another point that I really love about this app is that it also lets users integrate their cloud storage services such as DropBox, Google Drive, Box, making it easier to sync and work with files on all your devices.

Also read: Create ZIP files on your iPhone Creating ZIP files on your iPhone using Documents is very easy. Here’s how to do that • Tap on Edit • Select files you want to compress • Tap More >Zip • Now you should see a new ZIP file named Archive, which is the resulting file. You can select it, upload or mail to others if you want. Documents will also allow you to directly address opening archives via AirDrop/ When you AirDrop a Zip file from your Mac, for instance, you’ll see a list of choices, just choose Documents from the list and you’re good to go.

Documents can be a viewer, editor for document file types such as Office files, PDF or a player for media contents like videos, music, and audio. Combining with the ability to open Zip files, it’s a really powerful all-in-one tool for all iOS users. Another Zip extractor app you can give a try is. It is an exclusive Zip file management tool for iPhone and iPad. Compared to Documents, iZip has more features in terms of working with Zip files, such as: • Compress photos and videos from Camera Roll • Compress files using a plain password or an AES password. • Append files to a Zip file • and much more So, I’ve shown you everything you can do to manage ZIP files on your iOS device.

While waiting for a perfect native solution, I think these are the best workarounds to deal with compressed Zip and Rar files on iPhone and iPad. Hopefully, you enjoyed the post. If you have any questions or suggestions about this topic, feel free to leave your feedback in the comment section below.