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Description

Keka is a full-featured file archiver for Mac that is as simple and intuitive as it could possibly be.

With the keka app, you can compress as many files as you need into a wide variety of formats. Splitting files into smaller parts and protecting them with a password is now child's play on your Mac. Simply drag and drop the files you want to compress onto the Keka icon in the Dock or into the main application window.

Keka mac also handles extracting numerous compressed files, ranging from ZIP and 7Z to RAR archives, even those that have been split into multiple parts. Just double-click on those files and they will be extracted using keka free, or drag and drop them onto the icon in the Dock or the main window for instant decompression.

Supported compression formats:

7Z, ZIP, TAR, GZIP, BZIP2, XZ, LZIP, LZ4, BROTLI, ZSTD, LRZIP, AAR, SNAPPY, WIM, DMG, and ISO.

Supported extraction formats:

7Z, ZIP, RAR, TAR, GZIP, BZIP2, XZ, LZIP, LZ4, BROTLI, ZSTD, LRZIP, DMG, ISO, LZMA, SNAPPY, EXE, CAB, WIM, MSI, PAX, JAR, APK, APPX, XPI, IPA, CPGZ, CPIO, XIP, CPT, and many more.


Frequently Asked Questions

Is Keka free?
Please check the developer's website for current pricing information.
The download seems damaged or won't open?
If the disk image won't mount, right-click the .dmg and choose Open — macOS Gatekeeper will then offer an override.
How do I install the app after downloading?
Mount the .dmg by double-clicking it, drag the application bundle into /Applications, then eject the disk image. For .pkg installers, double-click and follow the prompts.
Will this run on Apple Silicon (M1-M4)?
Check the Architecture line in the Specifications panel on this page. Universal binaries run natively on both Apple Silicon and Intel. Intel-only builds run through Rosetta 2 on M-series Macs.
How do I update the app later?
Re-download the latest version from the catalogue, mount the new disk image, and drag-replace the application bundle in /Applications.
Can I request an app that isn't in the catalogue?
The catalogue is curated by a small editorial team. Request lists are accepted by community comment threads on each macOS release roundup.


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