Convert your files to and from TAR, TAR.GZ and TAR.BZ2 formats

Format

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tar

TAR

zip

ZIP

Convert TAR to ZIP

2.

tar

TAR

pdf

PDF

Convert TAR to PDF

3.

tar

TAR

jpg

JPG

Convert TAR to JPG

4.

tar

TAR

docx

DOCX

Convert TAR to DOCX

5.

tar

TAR

xlsx

XLSX

Convert TAR to XLSX

6.

tar

TAR

pptx

PPTX

Convert TAR to PPTX

7.

tar

TAR

epub

EPUB

Convert TAR to EPUB

8.

tar

TAR

txt

TXT

Convert TAR to TXT

Format

1.

zip

ZIP

tar

TAR

Convert ZIP to TAR

2.

pdf

PDF

tar

TAR

Convert PDF to TAR

3.

jpg

JPG

tar

TAR

Convert JPG to TAR

4.

docx

DOCX

tar

TAR

Convert DOCX to TAR

5.

xlsx

XLSX

tar

TAR

Convert XLSX to TAR

6.

pptx

PPTX

tar

TAR

Convert PPTX to TAR

7.

epub

EPUB

tar

TAR

Convert EPUB to TAR

8.

txt

TXT

tar

TAR

Convert TXT to TAR

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Make it easy to archive your files

Make it easy to archive your files

The TAR (Tape Archive) format is an archiving format commonly used to combine several files into one, without compressing them. This makes it an excellent choice for mass storage or for fast transfers over local networks. For example, Linux server administrators can group files into a TAR archive before compressing them for long-term storage.

  • Simplified archiving without compression
  • Consolidate multiple files into one
  • Easy management of large files
  • Perfect for Linux/Unix systems
Enjoy an efficient compression with TAR.GZ and TAR.BZ2

Enjoy an efficient compression with TAR.GZ and TAR.BZ2

The TAR.GZ and TAR.BZ2 formats are compressed versions of the TAR format, allowing you to reduce the size of your archives while maintaining their structure. Converting your files to TAR.GZ or TAR.BZ2 optimises their transfer via the Internet or storage, while ensuring compatibility with many operating systems.

  • Reduced file size
  • Fast compression for lighter storage
  • Faster transfer via the internet
  • Compatibility with different operating systems
TAR, an asset for professionals

TAR, an asset for professionals

In a professional context, the TAR, TAR.GZ and TAR.BZ2 formats are essential for backing up important data or archiving large files. Developers, system administrators and IT companies regularly use these formats to optimise their data management, whether for automated backups or large file transfers.

  • Secure, automated back-ups
  • Archiving of large files for efficient storage
  • Reduced storage costs
  • Fast network data transfers

Transform your files like magic

Import your files

Import your files

Simply drag your file into the dedicated area or select it from your device to start converting to or from TAR, TAR.GZ or TAR.BZ2 formats.

Choose your format

Choose your format

Once your file has been downloaded, select the output format. Convert your files easily to TAR, TAR.GZ or TAR.BZ2 (or vice versa) in just a few clicks!

Upload your converted files

Upload your converted files

Your file is now ready. Click on the download button to retrieve your archive converted from or to TAR, TAR.GZ or TAR.BZ2 formats.

Frequently asked questions

Whether you are new to ZoomConvert or want to improve your experience, our FAQ offers a mine of information to guide you effectively. Find out how to get the most out of ZoomConvert.

What is the TAR format?

The TAR (Tape Archive) format is used to combine several files into a single archive without compressing them. It is often used in Unix/Linux environments to facilitate file archiving and transfer.

Why compress a TAR file to TAR.GZ or TAR.BZ2?

TAR.GZ and TAR.BZ2 compression considerably reduces the size of your TAR archives, making them easier to store and share while preserving file integrity.

What types of files can be converted to TAR, TAR.GZ or TAR.BZ2?

ZoomConvert supports the conversion of a wide variety of files, including text files, images, audio files and more, to and from TAR, TAR.GZ and TAR.BZ2 formats.

What are the advantages of these formats?

These formats enable efficient management of large data archives, reduce the size of files to optimise back-ups and simplify data transfer over networks.

Frequently asked questions