ZIP to ISO

Build an ISO image from a ZIP archive: unpacking and assembly happen in the browser, and every file is checked against the archive's checksum.

Drop a ZIP archive here

The archive stays on your device: parsing and building the image happen right in your browser.

The tool unpacks a ZIP archive and places its contents into an ISO image.

Why this is useful

An ISO image mounts as a disk: the system sees a regular file system, not an archive. This is a convenient way to hand a set of files to a virtual machine, upload it to a hypervisor, or to a server control panel — those accept ISO, but not ZIP.

Every file is checked

Each entry in the archive's catalog has a checksum on record. The tool recalculates it during unpacking and compares the values: the report shows how many files matched. A mismatch means the archive entry is damaged, and the tool says so outright instead of staying silent.

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