1. To upload a file, click within the file drop box or drag the file into this area. Please take note that you may only upload one file per operation.
2. To begin the conversion to TAR file, click the “Convert” button. Your file will be converted and saved in TAR format.
3. Using these controls, you can manipulate the resulting TAR file interactively in this stage.
4. By clicking the "Download" button, the generated TAR file may be downloaded. Note: After 24 hours, the files will be removed from our servers, and the download buttons will no longer function.
TAR files are developed through UNIX to help stabilize backup data. TAR files are commonly used to help archive files and store multiple files into one for maximum efficiency. TAR files aren’t compressed, which adds a layer of versatility. TAR files are compatible with Apple Archives, GNU Tar, and Corel WinZip. TAR files are also compatible with various compression applications. All compressions equate to 512 bytes. The numbers are encoded using ASCII values. The checksum is measured through measuring the unsigned byte values with the checksum bytes. One potential issue user note is the ability for TAR files to have duplicates. There could be different files in the system, but they have the same filename and path. These TAR files are at risk of overwriting. This may cause problems, especially if the user has to delete important files. TAR files have become compatible with Microsoft over the last few years.
Enter a file, then click “Convert.” The additional options can be used to alter a file. Download the resulting TAR file after processing.
All operating systems, including Windows, Mac OS, Linux, iOS, and Android, can use the converter. Our servers process each and every file. You don't need to install any plug-ins or applications.
After twenty-four hours, we instantly delete your uploaded and/or converted files. Your privacy is guaranteed 100%, and no one has access to your information.