Entropy v1.5.0 [What's New] for Mac OS X 10.6 or newer. Try it free for 15 days.
Here are some of the things you can do using Entropy…
- — Organize your files into highly compressed archives.
- — Protect your data using industrial strength encryption.
- — Selectively preview and extract individual files inside an archive.
- — Add, delete, rename and move files inside existing archives.
- — Search for files inside archives.
…and the list goes on.
 Unarchive over 30 different archive formats. Easily extract an entire archive, or individual files. |
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 Yes, that includes compressed tarballs like tar.gz and tar.bz2. |
 Create archives in popular formats with ease — just drag & drop the files from Finder. Entropy allows you to create split archives, encrypted ones, and even control the level of compression. Modifying existing archives is just as easy. |
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 Encrypt your archives using the industry standard AES-256 bit encryption. These encrypted archives are compatible with other modern archivers. |
 Looking for a file buried deep within an archive? Use the search feature to quickly locate it. |
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 Traditionally, archives created on a Mac are notorious for being littered with .DS_Store files. Entropy automatically filters out these files, leaving your archives clean and uncluttered. You can even define your own file filters. |
| 7z | arj | cab | chm | cpio | cramfs | deb | dmg |
| fat | flv | hfs | iso | jar | lzh | lzma | mbr |
| msi | nsis | ntfs | rar | rpm | squashfs | tar | tar.bz2 |
| tar.gz | udf | vhd | wim | xar | xpi | z | zip |
All the formats above can be unarchived. In addition, the highlighted formats can be created and modified.
