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Click inside the file drop area to upload your files or drag & drop them.
Pack one or more uploaded HTML files into a single ZIP archive, preserving each file exactly as it was uploaded. The tool writes the raw bytes of every HTML file into the archive without re‑parsing or altering markup, ensuring a lossless bundle you can unzip and edit unchanged. It handles any number of files in one batch, assigning a unique name when duplicates occur. ⟡ Only the HTML files themselves are archived; linked external resources remain external and are not included in the ZIP.
Each uploaded HTML file is copied into the ZIP archive as an exact replica of the original byte stream. No parsing, re‑encoding, or cleanup occurs, so inline style blocks, embedded data‑URI images, scripts, comments and the original character encoding remain untouched, guaranteeing lossless round‑tripping.
The converter accepts one or many HTML files in a single request and packs them into a single ZIP archive, preserving each file’s original filename. If duplicate names are uploaded, a numeric counter (for example "page (1).html") is appended to avoid overwriting, ensuring every file is retained.
The generated archive follows the standard ZIP specification and can be opened with any common extraction utility on Windows, macOS, or Linux, as well as built‑in extractors in modern browsers. Extracted HTML files open and edit exactly as before, with all markup, styling and scripting intact.
Click inside the file drop area to upload your files or drag & drop them.
Click on the "Convert" button. Your files will be uploaded and converted immediately.
Download link of converted ZIP files will be available instantly after conversion.
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Yes, the tool stores each HTML file byte‑for‑byte, so inline style blocks, data‑URI images, scripts, comments and the original character encoding remain unchanged in the archive.
When duplicate filenames are uploaded, the archive appends a numeric counter (for example "page (1).html") to the later file, ensuring both files are kept without overwriting.
No. The converter only archives the uploaded HTML files themselves; external references remain as they were written and are not fetched or packaged.
Limits depend on your account tier. Anonymous users have the lowest per‑file size and batch count, free signed‑in accounts allow larger files and more files per ZIP, and higher‑tier plans raise those limits further.
All uploaded HTML files and the generated ZIP are deleted from our servers 24 hours after the conversion finishes.