isoconverter

isoconverter: convert ISO disc images to ZIP, TAR, TAR.GZ, IMG, or BIN/CUE, entirely in your browser

instant local free

or drop one or more ISO / IMG files here

or drop a folder here. The whole disc image is built on your device, nothing uploads

or drop your .bin and .cue files together here

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Convert

Repack every file in this disc image into one you can open anywhere.

Compressed, opens on any device. The safe default.

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Browse

Open a folder, or click a file to download just that item, without converting the whole image.

Verify

If a download gets interrupted or corrupted, this catches it. Compute a checksum below, then compare it against the one listed wherever you got the file. If they don't match exactly, download it again.

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Info

What's in the volume descriptor.

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Edit

Remove files you don't want, add new ones, then build the changed disc as a new ISO. Nothing here touches the original file.

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What isoconverter.com actually does

Eight tools, all running in your browser, nothing ever leaves your device, no upload, no server, no account.

Convert

Repack an ISO into .zip, .tar, .tar.gz, .img, or bin/cue, whichever your device or emulator actually wants.

Queue

Drop more than one ISO at once, and each one gets queued and converted in turn, right where you already are.

Create an ISO

Turn a folder of files into a real ISO 9660 + Joliet disc image, ready to mount or burn.

Open BIN/CUE

Already have a .bin/.cue rip from a physical disc? Turn it back into a plain ISO you can actually use.

Browse

Look inside an ISO and download just the one file you need, no size limit, and nothing else gets touched.

Verify

Check a SHA-256 or SHA-1 checksum against what the publisher listed, to confirm your download isn't corrupted.

Info

Volume label, file count, size, and whether the disc is actually bootable, plus rename it without touching anything else.

Edit

Remove files you don't want, add new ones, and rebuild, without starting the whole disc over from scratch.

Supports

  • ISO 9660, with or without Joliet (Unicode long names)
  • .zip, .tar, .tar.gz, .img, and bin/cue with real EDC/ECC
  • El Torito boot detection (BIOS, UEFI, or hybrid)

Doesn't (yet)

  • Files over ~4 GiB when zipping the whole disc, though Browse still works fine either way
  • UDF-only discs, recognized and named clearly, not readable yet
  • Rock Ridge long filenames on non-Joliet discs (rare, mostly old Unix-authored ISOs)