Instructions for splitting compressed files using WinRAR

You want to send a document file to your friends but the capacity is too large, it is difficult to share over the Internet, you are wondering what to do? There is a solution, which is to split the file into smaller pieces. Please refer to the instructions below from WebTech360.

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Step 1 : Right click on the file to be split and select Add to Archive...

Instructions for splitting compressed files using WinRAR

Step 2 : The Archive name and parameters window appears, enter the file name in the Archive name box , then go to the Archive format section and select 1 of 3 file formats: RAR, RAR5, ZIP ( here choose RAR ).

Instructions for splitting compressed files using WinRAR

Next, scroll down to Split to volumes, size to select the default split ratio ( here choose 3 MB ) Then click OK.

Instructions for splitting compressed files using WinRAR

Step 3 : WinRAR automatically compresses and splits the compressed file into different parts according to the selected ratio.

Instructions for splitting compressed files using WinRAR

And here is the result

Instructions for splitting compressed files using WinRAR

And then you want to join the split files into the original file:

Just right click on the first part, select Extract to Chess\ , WinRAR will automatically merge into the original file for you.

Instructions for splitting compressed files using WinRAR

Very simple, right? Now you no longer have to worry about files being too large to send over the network.

Good luck!

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