Zipping Files with Password on Mac
Mac offers a convenient way to zip files and add a password for secure sharing or storage. Here's how to do it:
- Locate the file or folder you want to zip.
- Control-click on the file or folder, then select 'Compress [name]'.
- A .zip file will be created in the same location.
- Next, open Terminal.
- Enter the following command:
zip -e archive.zip file1.jpg file2.png - You will be prompted to enter a password. Type your desired password (it won't show on the screen).
- Confirm the password by entering it again when prompted.
- Your files are now zipped with a password!
Remember to safely share or store the password to access the zipped files later.
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