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No. Your files are read, named and zipped in your browser, and they are never uploaded, stored or sent anywhere. The page fetches parts of its own code from this site as you use it; your files are never part of that.

One ZIP with every file you added, plus the instructions file if you turn it on. No platform's limits are applied. Choose a destination such as Etsy and the pack plans for that platform's limits instead.

No. The files are stored in the ZIP without recompressing them, so each one comes out exactly as it went in. Images, PDFs and most media are already compressed. To make a file smaller, use a tool made for it, such as an image compressor.

They're kept, with any character that some computers don't allow in a file name turned into an underscore, so the files open on Windows, macOS, Linux, phones and tablets. Accents and other letters are kept. Two files with the same name are told apart with a number, and you can rename any file.

An optional text file that lists the files. It is written in the language of this page and you can edit its text. In the one ZIP it goes after your files; under Etsy it is a file of its own, says how to download the files, and counts as one of the files in your listing.

An Etsy digital listing delivers a few files, each within a size limit. Under Etsy, the pack checks each file against Etsy's limits, gives it an Etsy-safe name, delivers the files as they are when it can and in ZIP parts when it must, and says when a set can't be one listing. With no destination, none of that applies.

Etsy allows up to 5 files per digital listing, and each file can be up to 20 MB. Under Etsy, the pack plans for both limits, read from the Etsy help centre pages linked on this page.

On a phone or tablet, a buyer may need a file manager or another app to unzip a ZIP file, and the Etsy app can't download a digital purchase at all. So when your files fit a listing one by one, they go to the buyer as they are.

The largest files are placed first, each in the first part with room for it, so few parts are needed and every part stays within Etsy's 20 MB. Inside each part the files keep the order you added them in, and the parts are named after your pack.

Etsy states that a file name can use letters, numbers, hyphens, underscores and dots, up to 70 characters. The pack removes accents, turns any other character into a hyphen, keeps the extension and shortens the name to fit. Two files that would get the same name are told apart with a number. You can edit any name.

Etsy lists these file types: .bmp, .doc, .gif, .jpeg, .jpg, .mobi, .mov, .mp3, .mpeg, .pdf, .png, .psp, .rtf, .stl, .txt, .zip, .ePUB, .iBook. A file of another type goes to the buyer inside a ZIP, a type Etsy lists. That is our reading of Etsy's list, not a rule Etsy states.

It can't be delivered on Etsy, zipped or not: a ZIP stores a file without making it smaller. The pack names the files that are too large and links to the tools that can make them smaller, such as compressing an image or splitting a long PDF.

No. Download all as one ZIP saves every prepared file in one ZIP for your own copy. Upload the files inside it to your listing, as the plan lists them.