• Share files to Zipda: select several files in the Files app or another app, share them to Zipda and compress them together. Until now only photos and videos could be shared. • When shared items are ready, Zipda sends you a notification. Tap it to open the Create Archive screen. • Check before you compress: on the Create Archive screen, photos and videos appear as thumbnails and other files by name, and you can remove any item before compressing.

1.2.1: Added “Rate Zipda” to Settings. Review requests now appear less often and never right after an error or the purchase screen. Everyday zip and tar work has no limits, while RAR, 7z, split and password-protected archives and filename repair are now part of Zipda Pro (monthly, yearly or lifetime). • Always available: open, browse, search, preview and verify any archive; extract zip and tar files; create zip and tar archives. • Zipda Pro unlocks: extracting RAR, 7z, ALZ and LZH, split and password-protected archives; restoring Korean, Japanese and Chinese filenames while extracting; the filename repair tool; creating 7z, password-protected and split archives. • Garbled names? "Extract with names as-is" unpacks the zip without Pro. • All three plans unlock the same features and can be shared with your family through Family Sharing. • Update Zipda on your other devices too so your purchase is recognized.

Everyday zip and tar work has no limits, while RAR, 7z, split and password-protected archives and filename repair are now part of Zipda Pro (monthly, yearly or lifetime). • Always available: open, browse, search, preview and verify any archive; extract zip and tar files; create zip and tar archives. • Zipda Pro unlocks: extracting RAR, 7z, ALZ and LZH, split and password-protected archives; restoring Korean, Japanese and Chinese filenames while extracting; the filename repair tool; creating 7z, password-protected and split archives. • Garbled names? "Extract with names as-is" unpacks the zip without Pro. • All three plans unlock the same features and can be shared with your family through Family Sharing. • Update Zipda on your other devices too so your purchase is recognized.

Better detection for Japanese and Chinese file names. • Improved automatic detection of Japanese, Traditional Chinese and Simplified Chinese file names, including short names and folders with many files. • Improved recovery of Japanese and Traditional Chinese file names that were already garbled. • Big5-HKSCS added to the manual encoding choices. • When you create a zip whose names contain only Japanese or Chinese, the names are now written as UTF-8.

Pick your format right at the top. • The format menu now sits at the top of Create Archive: ZIP, 7z, TAR, TAR.GZ, TAR.BZ2 or TAR.XZ. • New: create tar, tar.gz, tar.bz2 and tar.xz archives — file permissions and symbolic links are kept as they are. • Mac: "Compress with Zipda" in Finder's Services menu now brings up the window even after you closed it. • Pipes, sockets and other special files are now skipped instead of stopping the archive. • The name field now shows the right extension for 7z and tar archives.

7z archives, split parts and compression levels. • Create .7z archives with AES-256 — optionally hiding the file names too. • Split zip or 7z into parts: 10 MB to 4095 MB (FAT32) presets, or a custom size. • Choose a compression level: Store, Fast, Normal or Max. • Verify Integrity checks every file without extracting — as often as you like. • Mac: compress or extract from Finder's Services menu, and share to Zipda from the Share menu. • Fixed a brief "Sharing is off" flash in Share over Wi‑Fi.

Compress photos straight from the Photos app. • In Photos, select photos and videos, tap Share, choose Zipda, then tap Prepare. • Open Zipda — the Create Archive screen opens with your selection already added. You can convert HEIC to JPEG there before zipping. • Your originals in Photos are never changed. Updating from 1.1.1 or earlier? Since 1.1.2, Korean and other composed filenames stay intact when your archives are opened on Windows.

Filenames no longer come apart on Windows. • A Mac stores Korean names letter by letter, so Windows shows 안녕 as ㅇㅏㄴㄴㅕㅇ (accented Latin letters break the same way). Files and folders you extract, archives you create and files sent with Wi-Fi sharing are now written in the composed form every system reads correctly. • Names fixed with Repair File Names are written in the composed form as well. Zipda's App Store page is now available in more languages — German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Turkish, and Simplified and Traditional Chinese — matching the languages already inside the app. If you are updating from 1.0.x, version 1.1 added LZH / LHA extraction: • Extracts .lzh and .lha, with the same filename encoding detection as every other format • Extraction only — Zipda does not create .lzh files

Fixes a bug in the 1.1.0 LZH release. • Dragging a .lzh or .lha file onto the window offered to compress it instead of extracting it. Fixed — dropped LZH archives are now recognized as archives everywhere, the same as every other supported format. If you are updating from 1.0.x, 1.1 added LZH / LHA extraction: • Extracts .lzh and .lha — the format still found in Japanese public-sector documents, doujin releases and retro archives • Filenames inside .lzh run through the same encoding detection as every other format, so Shift_JIS names come out readable instead of garbled • Extraction only — Zipda does not create .lzh files

LZH / LHA archives now open. • Extracts .lzh and .lha — the format still found in Japanese public-sector documents, doujin releases and retro archives • Filenames inside .lzh run through the same encoding detection as every other format, so Shift_JIS names come out readable instead of garbled • Header levels 0 to 3 and the -lh0-, -lh5-, -lh6-, -lh7- methods are all handled • Extraction only — Zipda does not create .lzh files