PeaZip standalone offline installer for Windows PC can be downloaded for free. Based on open-source technology from the 7-Zip, p7zip, FreeArc, PAQ, and PEA projects, it is a free file archiver tool.
An overview of PeaZip
A freeware archive manager for the most widely used archiving formats is called PeaZip. It can be used to divide files, locate duplicates, build self-extracting archives, create and extract a variety of long file formats (see the features section below for a full list of supported formats), and much more. You can also use it to access the software through an encrypted password manager.
PeaZip is available in 29 languages and is released under the GNU Library Public License version 3.0. Users of Linux, BSD, and Microsoft Windows can download it in two versions: a conventional installer file and a portable version.
PeaZip’s features
The most widely used archive formats that it can create are ZIP, 7Z, ARC, TAR, GZ, XZ, BZ2, UPX, PEA, and QUAD/BALZ.
More than 170 common archives, including RAR, ZIPX, ACE, UDF, ISO, DMG, CAB, ARJ, LHA, RPM, and others, may be opened and extracted with it.
provides two-factor authentication with robust encryption (supports various encryption techniques depending on the file type)
provides a password manager that is encrypted and has secure deletion features that inhibit file recovery.
Fantastic file manager with useful features like advanced search, duplicate detection, joining and splitting of files, etc.
Support for file splitting and merging, hash and checksum calculators, bookmarking, etc.
Support for batch creation and conversion of several archives at once
System prerequisites for the application
Operating systems supported: Windows 11, Windows 10, Windows 8.1, and Windows 7.
RAM: 2 GB of RAM (memory); 4 GB is advised.
200 MB or more of free hard disk space
