Extract a RAR File

Drop a .rar archive. Both v4 (legacy) and v5 (modern) work, password-protected ones included. No WinRAR install needed.

Drop your .rar file here

or click to browse — .rar (v4 or v5), encrypted included

Password (if encrypted)

//About RAR

RAR is a popular proprietary archive format from Eugene Roshal. It often compresses slightly tighter than ZIP, which is why large file collections are commonly distributed in .rar. Historically it required WinRAR; here it's read with a WebAssembly build of libarchive, right in the browser.

Supported variants

RAR v4 — the older format, still widely seen.
RAR v5 — the modern format current WinRAR produces.
Password-protected RARs — both header-encrypted and data-encrypted.

Multi-volume RARs (.part1.rar, .part2.rar, …)

Browser-side multi-volume support is limited — the libarchive WASM build needs all volumes contiguously in memory, which the File System Access API doesn't expose well. For split RARs, the most reliable workflow is to recombine the volumes with a desktop tool first (7-Zip handles this), then drop the resulting single file here.

Privacy

Your .rar file and any password are processed entirely on your device. Nothing uploads.