IPYNB to ZIP — Free Online Converter for Jupyter Notebooks
Quickly convert and compress your Jupyter Notebook (.ipynb) into a ZIP file. 100% free and runs in your browser — no upload required. Perfect to bundle multiple notebooks and assets.
Upload Your Notebook Files
Simple and Secure Notebook Packaging
Select one or more .ipynb files and optional data
resources — the converter bundles everything into a single
.zip archive ready for sharing or backup.
How to Convert IPYNB to ZIP (Step-by-Step)
Step 1 – Select your files
Select your .ipynb (or multiple Jupyter files).
Step 2 – Click “Convert to ZIP”
Click Convert to ZIP to compress IPYNB.
Step 3 – Download your ZIP
Download the ZIP file and share/store it anywhere.
Need to
convert Jupyter files to ZIP with assets? Add your
images/ or data/ folder before
converting.
Why Compress IPYNB Files?
- Single file for sharing (email, LMS, submissions).
- Smaller size → faster transfer (compress ipynb).
- Keep structure: notebooks + data/scripts bundled.
- Reproducibility: lock notebook + resources in one archive.
Tips & Common Issues
Multiple notebooks → one ZIP
Add several .ipynb at once to
convert IPYNB to ZIP as a single bundle.
Include datasets & images
Place related files next to the notebook before compressing for a complete package.
Large files
If size is big, remove cache/outputs or clear heavy cell outputs before you compress ipynb.
Alternative Methods (CLI & Jupyter)
8.1 Zip via terminal (macOS/Linux/WSL)
zip -r project.zip notebook.ipynb data/
8.2 Zip on Windows (Powershell/Explorer)
Explorer: Right-click folder/files →
Send to → Compressed (zipped) folder. PowerShell (example):
Compress-Archive -Path notebook.ipynb, .\images\*
-DestinationPath project.zip
8.3 Python snippet
import shutil
shutil.make_archive("notebooks", "zip", "./notebooks")
FAQ — IPYNB to ZIP
How to convert IPYNB to ZIP file online?
Upload your Jupyter files and click Convert to ZIP — the compression runs locally in your browser.
Can I convert multiple Jupyter files to ZIP?
Yes. Select multiple .ipynb (and folders) to
convert Jupyter files to ZIP in one archive.
Is my data uploaded?
No. The tool is browser-only — files never leave your device.
Does the ZIP keep folder structure?
Yes. The archive preserves your paths (e.g.,
images/, data/).
How do I reduce ZIP size?
Clear large outputs in the notebook before you compress ipynb.