NanaZip is a 7-Zip-based archiver with an additional user interface and additional compression methods. Those who have used the seven will recognize that everything is the same here, just more convenient and modern, with incorporation into the Windows 11 explorer.
NanaZip is available for free download below; the program is offered in the MSIX Bundle format and requires no payment.
Everything works well with formats; it supports ZIP, RAR, 7z, TAR, and other less common formats, as well as unpacking MSI and NTFS images.
Features:
- Support for sophisticated compression algorithms, such as Brotli, Fast-LZMA2, Lizard, LZ4, LZ5, and Zstandard, results in substantially lower output files than ordinary compression.
- Works with several formats for unpacking
- Password encryption of archives
- Embed in the context menu of the Explorer, right-click, and quickly archive or unpack.
- The interface is extremely straightforward.
The community regularly updates the archiver, and the code is open for anybody to review and offer changes. The M2Team developer is actively involved in the project and regularly releases new feature updates. The application was intended as a modern successor to 7-Zip, fully compatible with Windows 11.
Everyone with a computer will find an archiver useful; it is a simple tool.
PeaZip, which is similarly free and open, has similar capabilities, supports the PEA format with enhanced encryption, but is slightly slower. Of course, WinRAR is a classic that will survive us all; in terms of RAR compression, it has no equal.
