PeaZip, alternative Linux à 7-Zip
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PeaZip is a good replacement for 7-Zip on Linux, especially for users who want a GUI-driven tool with broad format support and extra features like duplicate detection, file preview, and encryption with two-factor authentication. It uses p7zip under the hood, so 7Z handling is reliable. While power users may find its CLI less direct than 7-Zip's command-line version, the scripting engine helps bridge that gap by converting GUI actions into CLI commands. It’s ideal for those who prefer visual tools but still need scripting and solid compression options.
- Licence
- LGPL-3.0-only
- Prix
- Gratuit
- Dernière version
- 11.4.0 (17 octobre 2026)
- Note
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- Both support 7Z, ZIP, TAR, GZ, and XZ formats with high compression ratios
- Open-source and free to use, with strong community support
- Support password protection and strong encryption for archives
- Offer command-line scripting capabilities alongside GUI
- Handle splitting and joining of archives
Ce qui change
- PeaZip has a richer GUI with tabs, bookmarks, and built-in file management
- Includes extra tools like hex viewer, duplicate finder, and content filtering
- Can export GUI tasks as CLI scripts, but lacks a native CLI as standalone tool like 7-Zip
- Supports over 200 formats, including more niche ones than 7-Zip
- Two-factor authentication for encryption is unique to PeaZip
Ouvrir vos fichiers 7-Zip
PeaZip fully supports reading and writing .7z files using the p7zip backend, ensuring compatibility with archives created by 7-Zip on Windows. You can open, extract, create, and modify 7Z archives with the same compression levels and encryption (AES-256). Format conversion between 7Z and other types like ZIP or XZ is possible without extraction. Since it relies on the same open-source technologies as 7-Zip, there are no known compatibility issues with standard 7Z archives.
Passer de 7-Zip à PeaZip, étape par étape
- Install PeaZip via your package manager or from Flathub
- Set PeaZip as default handler for 7Z, ZIP, and other archive types in your file manager
- Use the scripting engine to export common tasks as CLI commands for automation
- Import bookmarks or recreate archive access points using PeaZip’s tab and bookmark system
- Test creating and extracting 7Z files with password protection to verify workflow
Fonctionnalités clés de PeaZip
- Prise en charge de plus de 200 formats d'archives, dont 7Z, RAR, ZIP, TAR, XZ, ZPAQ, Zstd et PEA
- Gestionnaire de fichiers intégré avec onglets, marque‑pages et recherche
- Visionneuses intégrées pour texte, hexadécimal et images
- Chiffrement d'archives avec authentification à deux facteurs en option
- Recherche de fichiers en double et filtrage de contenu
- Conversion entre formats d'archives sans extraction
- Moteur de scripting pour exporter les tâches GUI en commandes CLI
- Multiplateforme : fonctionne sous Linux, Windows, macOS, BSD
Installer PeaZip sous Linux
flatpak install flathub io.github.peazip.PeaZipsudo dnf install peazipsudo pacman -S peazipsudo zypper install peazipQuestions fréquentes
Can PeaZip create self-extracting 7Z files like 7-Zip on Windows?
No, PeaZip cannot create self-extracting archives in 7Z format. This feature is not supported, as it's primarily a Windows-specific capability and not available through p7zip on Linux.
Is PeaZip just a frontend for 7-Zip?
It uses p7zip (the Linux port of 7-Zip) for 7Z support, but it also integrates other tools like Zstd and Brotli. It’s not just a frontend—it’s a standalone archive manager with broader backend support.
Does PeaZip integrate with my desktop file manager?
Yes, it can integrate with file managers like Nautilus, Dolphin, or Thunar via context menu entries, allowing you to create or extract archives directly from the right-click menu.