How to compress and decompress files on iPhone

On iOS 13, there is a feature to compress and decompress files so you can easily send mail without having to use another application.

From iOS / iPadOS 13 and above, the operating system has been provided with a lot of new features to change to help users more convenient to use, as well as to bring more interesting experiences. And the file compression and decompression feature on iOS / iPadOS 13 has helped us a lot in reducing the size of the file, especially sending files right on iPhone / iPad. Previous operating systems that want to compress or decompress need a different application, but with iOS 13, you immediately use the available features. The following article will guide you how to compress and decompress files on iOS / iPadOS 13.

Instructions to compress and decompress files on iPhone

Step 1:

Users open the Files app on iPhone or iPad, then press and hold on the file you want to compress . If you want to compress multiple files at once, you should group them into one folder. Then display the interface as below, click Compress . As a result, you have got the file zipped file.

Step 2:

Now you can press and hold on the compressed file and select Share . We then choose how to share data on the iPhone, with a lot of options such as sending via the application or sending via Messages depending on the user choice. By default, compressed files on iOS 13 are in .zip format.

Step 3:

To decompress the data is also very simple, press and hold on the compressed file and then select Extract . The result is that you extracted the folder from the zip file.

You've just finished reading the article "How to compress and decompress files on iPhone" edited by the TipsMake team. You can save how-to-compress-and-decompress-files-on-iphone.pdf to your computer here to read later or print it out. We hope this article has provided you with many useful tech tips and tricks. You can search for similar articles on tips and guides. Thank you for reading and for following us regularly.

« PREV : iPhone 11 vs. Galaxy...
Loss of smell and... : NEXT »