If you found this tutorial useful then you will be delighted to learn that we have more on the way, so stay tuned. Thanks to iOS 13 / iPadOS, you can say goodbye to that altogether and be at complete peace when it comes to handling compressed documents and files. Not only you had to deal with third-party software to get the job done, but the lack of the Files app made things even worse, meaning you had to stick with the sandboxed environment of the zip / unzip app in order to manage your files. Click the device on the app and your files will be shown on the left pane. Step 3: Select the device and file library. The app will identify your iPhone when it is connected. Quick access to recent contacts Get to your most-used contacts faster and more efficiently. With a single click from Explorer, switch to WinZip and get direct access to WinZip’s advanced file management tools like bulk file rename, conversion, and encryption. If you have been a long time user of the iPhone or iPad then you already know that life went into a downward spiral when someone emailed you a compressed document. Connect your iPhone to the same computer where you just get the app installed. Right click on a folder to open a file in either WinZip or Windows Explorer. Either tap on the file once to unzip it or tap and hold on it and then select Uncompress.

Launch the Files app and source the file which you want to unzip.

Uncompress / Unzip Files on iPhone or iPad

View zip file on iphone