Bundling two files
Writing === notes.txt === followed by some text, then === data.json === followed by {"a":1}, and clicking Build and download ZIP produces a ZIP containing exactly those two files with that content.
Create a ZIP file from multiple text files online and download it — free ZIP maker.
About
Turns named text blocks you paste in — each marked with a "=== filename ===" line — into one downloadable ZIP file.
Developers use it to quickly package a few config or snippet files for a teammate without spinning up a project, while anyone sharing several small text files uses it to bundle them into one attachment instead of sending each separately. It's one of many free generator tools on Toolapt, and like every tool here, it's free to use with no sign-up and no limit on how many times you run it.
Examples
3 worked examples
Writing === notes.txt === followed by some text, then === data.json === followed by {"a":1}, and clicking Build and download ZIP produces a ZIP containing exactly those two files with that content.
Naming a block === docs/readme.txt === places readme.txt inside a docs folder within the downloaded ZIP.
Pasting plain text with no === filename === line at all shows a message that no file blocks were found, instead of producing an empty ZIP.
FAQ
Quick answers to common questions about the ZIP File Creator.
It turns a set of named text blocks you paste in into a single downloadable ZIP file, with one real file per block.
Yes. It's free, with no sign-up, no watermark and no limit on how many ZIP files you build.
Yes. Your files are zipped together entirely in your browser using a small ZIP library loaded from this site — nothing is uploaded to a server.
Start each file with a line like "=== filename.txt ===" on its own, followed by that file's content. Add as many blocks as you need, one after another.
Yes. A name like "docs/notes.txt" creates that file inside a "docs" folder within the ZIP.
The tool shows a message saying it couldn't find any file blocks — make sure each file starts with that exact marker line.
Yes. The page is fully responsive and works on mobile, tablet and desktop browsers alike.
It's built for plain text content typed or pasted directly into the box — it doesn't let you upload existing files to add to the ZIP.
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