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How to create and open 7zip archive on a Mac



In this video, I want to show you how to create and open 7z archive on a Mac.

🎬 Here’s what you’ll see in this video:
0:00 – Intro.
1:11 – How to create 7z archive on a Mac with Commander One.
1:56 – How to open 7z files on Mac with Commander One.
2:37 – Additional features.
4:02 – Conclusions.

Even though the ZIP format is a more common archive type, some users prefer 7z. The reason behind opting for this archive type over the widely used ZIP format lies in its superior file compression capabilities. In 2011, TopTenReviews revealed that 7z compression is at least 17% more efficient than ZIP, thus saving you space on your Mac.

– How to Create and Open a 7z Archive on a Mac.
Unfortunately, by default, Mac lacks the built-in capability to create a 7z archive using its standard functionalities. Still, you can simply extract this archive type and check its contents. However, the challenge of creating a 7z archive on a Mac can become a thing of the past when using decent archive software like Commander One.

– How to Create a 7z Archive on a Mac with Commander One. (✔ Recommended)
To begin with, visit the App Store or the developer’s website, or just simply download the app from the link:

1. Once you’ve downloaded and installed the app, open it.
2. There will be a two-panel interface. In one panel, go to the folder with the files you want to compress.
3. In the other, choose the folder where the new 7z archive will be created.
4. Click the archive icon in the top right corner or use the quick command.
5. Next, select the type and compression level.
6. Optionally, enhance security by adding passwords.

– How to open 7z files on Mac with Commander One.
With Commander One, you can open .7z files on Mac in a traditional way, similar to the process of unpacking archives in Finder. Additionally, you can open 7z archives, navigate to the desired file, extract it, and close the archive, much like managing a regular folder.

– Additional features.
Commander One went much further with handling archives. If you’ve noticed a certain file missing in a 7z archive, you can seamlessly add it to that archive without the need to go through the extraction and compression processes again.

The app is compatible with not only 7z but also RAR, ZIP, TGZ, and other formats. Besides that, it integrates smoothly with cloud services such as Google Drive, One Drive, Dropbox, etc., allowing seamless file operations with no need to use separate apps for each service.

Even more, unlike the native cloud storage apps, which require a download and extraction of the archive to view its content, Commander One lets you skip these steps and facilitates work with archives. The app also features a search system that can locate files inside archives, even in cloud storage.

Download and install the app, and the issue of how to extract 7z files on Mac will be solved in a couple of clicks.

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Watch our video:
How to upload files to Google Drive on a Mac – https://youtu.be/MrppmUkzGqw
How to find files on your Mac – https://youtu.be/fqxM4UPV-GM

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