Convert ISO to TAR
Convert ISO archives to TAR in one step: the archive is extracted and re-packed inside your browser. TAR keeps folders and Unix permissions for Linux and macOS.
- No upload — 100% private
- Fast, lossless when possible
- Free & unlimited
- Works on iPhone & Android
Keep this tab open — 7-Zip is running on your device, nothing is uploaded.
How to convert ISO to TAR
- 1
Tap Choose archive and pick your ISO file.
- 2
Check that TAR is selected and choose the compression level.
- 3
Press Convert archive. Enter the password if the original is protected.
- 4
The TAR downloads automatically.
ISO vs TAR
| ISO | TAR | |
|---|---|---|
| Full name | ISO disc image | Tape Archive |
| Can create here | Extract only | Yes |
| Developed by | ISO 9660 | Unix |
| Introduced | 1988 | 1979 |
| Opens on iPhone | ✕ Needs an app (or this site) | ✕ Needs an app (or this site) |
| Opens on Android | ✕ Needs an app (or this site) | ✕ Needs an app (or this site) |
| Opens on Windows | ✓ Built in | ◐ Newer versions only |
| Opens on Mac | ✓ Built in | ✓ Built in |
ISO: ISO is an exact image of a CD, DVD or USB installer. You can open it here to copy individual files out without burning or mounting it.
TAR: TAR bundles files and folders, including permissions, into one file without compressing them. It's the standard on Linux and macOS and is usually combined with gzip, bzip2 or xz.
Frequently asked questions
Will my files change when converting ISO to TAR?
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