All the photos in a ZIP. No unpacking.

Open ZIP Gallery and choose or drop a ZIP file. Its photos appear right away in a gallery, newest first. Click any photo to view it full screen. You can also choose several ZIPs at once – for example all parts of a Google Takeout export – and see them in one gallery.

Yes, in any modern browser. Tap “Choose ZIP” and pick the file from Files or Downloads. Swipe between photos and pinch to zoom.

No. The ZIP is opened directly in your browser, on your device. Nothing is sent to a server and no account is needed.

Yes. Both classic ZIP encryption and AES are supported. The password is only used in your browser.

JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, GIF, HEIC/HEIF from iPhone, BMP, SVG and ICO. TIFF is shown only in Safari. Videos in MP4, MOV and WebM play too – whether HEVC videos from iPhone play depends on the browser.

Yes. Besides ZIP, ZIP Gallery opens RAR and 7z archives – also password-protected and split into parts (open all the parts together) – and TAR archives, also gzipped (.tgz, .tar.gz), the format Google Takeout offers next to ZIP. RAR, 7z and .tgz are read through once when opened, so a large one takes a while longer than a ZIP. RAR and 7z are opened by 7-Zip (GNU LGPL license, source code at 7-zip.org).

Yes. Open the photo and click “Download”. It's saved with its original name (HEIC photos as JPEG).

Yes. Mark them with the heart (in the gallery, or with the H key on an open photo) and show only favorites in the bar at the bottom. You can download them as a new ZIP – also as JPG – or copy their names. The selection is remembered for the next time you open the ZIP.

Yes. If a ZIP contains HEIC photos from an iPhone, click “HEIC → JPG” above the gallery. You'll get a new ZIP with every HEIC photo as a JPG – keeping the date taken, camera details and location – and all other files unchanged. Favorites can be downloaded as JPG too.

Yes, on a computer. Drop a folder (or a few photos) onto the page, or click “Open a folder” below the ZIP button. Subfolders appear in the folder filter, and nothing is uploaded here either.

Yes. Choose them with the “Choose ZIP” button or drop them onto the page – for example HEIC photos from an iPhone, to view them or convert them to JPG with the date and location kept. As with ZIPs, nothing is uploaded.

There's no fixed limit – it depends on your device's memory. Very large ZIPs with thousands of photos may be slow on phones.

Yes, completely free, with no account or installation. You can optionally install it as an app in Chrome or Edge. If it helps you, you can buy me a coffee.