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AWS S3 archiving, made effortless

Zip your S3 buckets, folders & files on the fly

No downloads. No local disk. S3zipper streams files from S3 and zips them back — or straight to the browser — in one step.

✓ Built with Go✓ Official AWS SDK✓ Encrypted by default✓ AWS Marketplace

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Prefer to run everything inside your own AWS account? Launch a pre-built EC2 AMI and keep every byte in your VPC — your network, your credentials, no shared service.

Bucket Zipper for Linux

EC2 AMI

Ubuntu-based AMI with the API server preinstalled. Launch an instance, open the dashboard, start zipping.

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Bucket Zipper for Windows

EC2 AMI

Windows Server AMI with the API server on IIS — the same API, running in your own account.

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Why S3zipper

Written in Go

Concurrency-native and dependable for heavy workloads.

Official AWS SDK

Up-to-date, trusted AWS SDK for Go.

Safe & secure

All S3 traffic is encrypted by default.

Stream to S3

Zip files and write them straight back to a bucket — no staging.

Stream to browser

Pipe archives directly to your users in real time.

Zip whole buckets

Files, folders, or entire buckets in a single request.

Simple pricing

Free to zip up to 10 MB. No surprises.

AnnualIndividual
$47.99/mo
  • Up to 1.9 GB per request
  • Monthly allowance No Limit
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AnnualPro
$143.99/mo
  • Up to 18.6 GB per request
  • Monthly allowance No Limit
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AnnualUnlimited
$431.99/mo
  • Up to No Limit per request
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Pro
$14.99/mo
  • Up to 18.6 GB per request
  • Monthly allowance No Limit
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Unlimited
$44.99/mo
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From the blog

Practical guides to zipping, compressing and sharing files in Amazon S3.

Zip Files in S3 with Node.js and the S3zipper API

Trigger a zip job from a Node.js service, poll it and redirect the user to the signed download URL.

Zip Files in S3 with PHP and the S3zipper API

A PHP walkthrough for back-office tools: token, zipstart, state polling and the download link.

How to Automate Monthly S3 Zips with a Script

A small shell script plus a scheduler — cron, GitHub Actions or EventBridge — for recurring monthly archives.

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