In order to extract RAR files with The Unarchiver simply select “RAR Archive” in the Archive Formats tab, and RAR files on your Mac will be automatically associated with The Unarchiver. When launched The Unarchiver just shows you a preferences dialog that allows you to select which archive file formats you want associated with it, as well as extraction settings including where to extract your archives, whether to create a new folder for extracted files, and so on. You can download it from The Unarchiver web site or from the Mac App Store. The Unarchiver is created as an alternative to Mac’s built-in Archive Utility, and supports many more archive file formats, including RAR files. The password should apply to it automatically. In that case UnRarX will need you to click on the Password button in the toolbar, enter your password, click OK, and then try extracting the RAR file again as you would normally. If you want to open a password protected RAR file you may get an error. Alternatively click on the Browse button in the toolbar, navigate to the RAR file, click open, and then click Extract.īy default it will extract to the same directory in which the RAR file resides, but you can change where it extracts the RAR file using the “Extract to” drop down menu, and selecting “Desktop” to extract to the desktop, or “Other” to specify a custom location. To extract a RAR file with UnRarX simply drag it to the UnRarX window. You can download from the UnRarX web site (just click on the big UnRarX icon).
UnRarX is a free and simple RAR unarchiving tool which supports opening and extracting RAR both normal and password protected RAR files. Here are a few of them along with how to use them to open and extract RAR files. Mac users can open RAR files using a few available free apps. rar file which will simultaneously draw data from all of the other files belonging to it. rar file extension, and the others will have extensions such as. If the archive comes in multiple files one among them will have a. Developed by a Russian software developer Eugene Roshal RAR stands for “Roshal Archive”, and represents a proprietary archive file format with support for data compression, error recovery and file spanning (archiving a single file within multiple packages).
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