Drop the RAR file
On any computer or phone with a recent browser.
Free · Private · Nothing to install
Most online extractors send your archive to their servers and back. OpenRAR opens it right here, in your browser: same convenience, and your files stay on your device.
Three steps, about a minute, and nothing left behind.
On any computer or phone with a recent browser.
Extraction runs on your device with libarchive, compiled to WebAssembly.
Single files, or everything as one ZIP.
An online tool doesn’t have to see your files. OpenRAR’s page is the extractor.
Send the whole archive to a server, extract it there, then let you download the result. Your files pass through someone else’s computer.
Loads the extractor into this page once, then works on your device. The archive never leaves it.
Once the page has loaded, turn Wi-Fi off: OpenRAR keeps working, because nothing needs the network.
The same private extractor, for other jobs. Every archive works on every page.
Yes. OpenRAR runs the extraction in your browser, so the RAR file is opened on your device and never sent to a server.
With OpenRAR, nothing is uploaded and nothing is run: files are only listed and saved. As with any download, open what’s inside only if you trust where the archive came from.
About 2 GB per archive on a computer (500 MB on phones), because everything is processed in the browser’s memory.
Yes, in any recent browser: Chrome, Edge, Firefox or Safari.