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100 KB ZIP test file

A ZIP archive of exactly 102,400 bytes, created instantly in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, and there is no sign-up.

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What’s inside the file

A valid ZIP archive containing one text file, stored uncompressed so the archive is exactly the size you choose. It extracts normally.

  • Size: 102,400 bytes = 100 KB (binary) ≈ 0.10 MB (decimal)
  • MIME type: application/zip
  • File name: dummy-100kb.zip

Will a 100 KB file upload?

How a 100 KB file compares with published limits (verified 2026-09-27):

ServiceLimit100 KB file
Gmail — email attachments (total per message)25 MBFits
Outlook.com — email attachments25 MBFits
Yahoo Mail — email attachments (total per message)25 MBFits
WhatsApp — documents / files2 GBFits
Discord (free) — file attachments20 MBFits
Slack — file upload1 GBFits
Facebook Messenger — files in chats100 MBFits
Notion (Free) — file upload5 MBFits
Trello (Free) — card attachment from computer10 MBFits
X (Twitter) — image5 MBFits
LinkedIn — document post (pdf, docx, pptx)100 MBFits
Shopify — product image20 MBFits
Typeform — file upload question10 MBFits

Sources and 40+ more limits (servers, frameworks, cloud storage): file upload limits reference.

Good for testing

  • Archive upload limits
  • Server-side unzip and extraction jobs
  • Antivirus scanning of archives

Questions

Is this 100 KB ZIP exactly 102,400 bytes?

Yes. The file is exactly 102,400 bytes (100 KB with 1 MB = 1,024 × 1,024 bytes). If the system you test counts 1 MB as 1,000,000 bytes, use the 100,000-byte button instead.

Will the ZIP file open?

A valid ZIP archive containing one text file, stored uncompressed so the archive is exactly the size you choose. It extracts normally.

Is it safe? Where does the file come from?

The file is created by JavaScript in your own browser when you click the button. Nothing is uploaded or downloaded from a server, and the file contains no macros, scripts or personal data.

More about the format: ZIP format guide.