.tar
- Category
- Archives
- Maximum source size
- 90 MB
- MIME types
- application/x-tar
TAR is an archive container traditionally used to bundle files and directory structures, especially on Unix-like systems. TAR archives are supported by common command-line tools and many desktop archive utilities.
Add a TAR file, choose one of the available output formats, then download the converted file.
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TAR · .tar · Archives
An archive container traditionally used to bundle files and directory structures, especially on Unix-like systems. TAR archives are supported by common command-line tools and many desktop archive utilities.
TAR primarily packages files and is often combined with a separate compression layer; a plain .tar file is not equivalent to ZIP-style compression.
Convert or extract TAR when another archive format or direct access to its contents is required.
For TAR, MimiFile currently offers 1 conversion to another format and 1 conversion from another format.