Create TAR Archives Online
Combine any number of files into a TAR container without compression. Perfect for Linux pipelines — and the whole process happens locally in your browser.
Create TAR Archive
How It Works
Three steps to a TAR archive.
Select files
Pick one or more files or drag them into the upload area.
Create TAR
Press Create TAR to bundle every file into a standard .tar container.
Download
Download your archive.tar, then pipe or extract it with any TAR tool.
FAQ
Common questions about creating TAR archives.
What is a TAR archive?
TAR is a container format that bundles files together without compressing them — that job is usually left to gzip.
Why bundle without compression?
TAR preserves the exact bytes while grouping files, which is useful for backups, packaging and archives where speed matters.
Can I compress my TAR later?
Yes. Create the TAR here, then run it through the GZIP Compressor to produce a .tar.gz.
Can I add multiple files?
Yes, as many as you like, and each can be removed before creating the archive.
Is anything uploaded?
No. Bundling happens entirely in your browser.
What is the output format?
A standard .tar file readable by tar on Linux, macOS and Windows 10+.