A mischievous, possibly unstable fork of PeaZip. Tread carefully.
- This is NOT official PeaZip.
- USE AT YOUR OWN RISK. I break things for fun.
- Personal use only—unless you’re a chaos-loving fox.
- No support. If it nukes your files, blame the fox spirit.
- Dark mode (for night-time archiving)
- "Extract & Yeet" (delete after unpacking)
- tailed modes (theoretical)
- new Clean Modern-japanese-theme UI
- "Fox Fire" Mode (Ultra-Fast Extraction)
- "Tails of Encryption" (Plausible Deniability)
- Support Arabic language.
All This Features currently in work.
- Install Lazarus IDE.
- Open
peazip.lpi
→ Hit F9 → Pray.
- Original PeaZip: LGPL-3.0
- My mods: Public domain (do what you want, but credits To PeaZip + KitsuneArchive(KitsuneArchive only if you forked this one not PeaZip)).
GitHub | SourceForge | Flathub |
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PeaZip is a free file archiver utility and rar extractor for BSD, Linux, macOS, and Windows, which works with 200+ archive types and variants (7z, ace, arc, bz2, cab, gz, iso, paq, pea, rar, tar, wim, zip, zipx...), handles spanned archives (001, r01, z01...), supports multiple archive encryption standards, file hashing, exports tasks as console scripts.
PeaZip offers an LGPLv3 alternative to proprietary software (WinZip, WinRar, etc.),
- Cross-platform running as a native application on:
- BSD (x86-64)
- Linux (x86-64, and aarch64)
- macOS/Darwin (Intel x86-64, and aarch64 e.g. Mx Apple Silicon SoC family)
- Windows/Win64 (x86, and x86-64) compatible with Wine/ReactOS
- Open-source: Uses LGPLv3 license.
- Security-focused: Strong encryption, two-factor authentication, encrypted password manager, and secure deletion.
- Powerful compression: Uses Open Source technologies from 7-Zip/p7zip, FreeArc, PAQ/ZPAQ, PEA, UPX, Brotli, and Zstd projects.
- Sources are available in the peazip-sources Git directory.
- Source snapshots for each release can be found in the Releases section as
peazip-x.y.z.src.zip
packages. - PeaZip is written in Lazarus/FreePascal, and Windows installers are scripted using InnoSetup, also using a Pascal-like syntax.