Review member paths
See the names and relative locations recorded in the archive so you can understand the directory structure before extraction.
Review the archive structure before using it: member paths, file sizes, folders and total expanded size.
Create, inspect, verify and convert ZIP or TAR archives without changing the original files.
Drop files or an archive hereZIP and TAR · archive creation accepts regular files and foldersFiles are processed temporarily and deleted automatically.Review the archive structure before using it: member paths, file sizes, folders and total expanded size.
Shows file names, folders and expanded sizes after safety checks. It does not execute or open archived files.
Archive inspection is useful when a ZIP or TAR is unfamiliar, unexpectedly large or part of a technical workflow. MimiFile reads the archive structure and reports member paths, folders, individual sizes and total expanded size without executing the files stored inside.
See the names and relative locations recorded in the archive so you can understand the directory structure before extraction.
File sizes and the total expanded size help reveal how much data the archive represents once unpacked.
The inspection report describes archive entries. It does not launch programs or open archived documents as part of the report.
Yes. The inspect tool reports ZIP member paths and sizes without requiring you to download every extracted file first.
Yes. TAR members and their stored paths can be listed in the same archive inspection workflow.
No. The report reads archive structure and metadata; it does not execute the stored files.