The app is $4.99 when you download it from the App Store. Legacy versions of Keka are also available on the app’s website, which is a nice touch for people who have older machines/technology limitations. This helper app makes it possible to set Keka as the default option for file compression. There is a helper application that is available for free from Keka’s website. Screenshot of Finder Extension with Keka enabled Users can also review the additional information that is made available in the Keka Wiki (also on GitHub). The developer provides a Discussions section of known issues and options for users to report issues via GitHub. ![]() The developer’s privacy policy can be found here. According to the App Store, Keka does not collect any data from the app. Keka is a lightweight application only requiring 33.1 MB of disk space upon download. If the file size is still too large after compressing, users can split a zipped file into pieces. The app uses AES-256 encryption specs for 7z files and Zip 2.0 legacy encryption specs for Zip files. File encryption is also a feature that users can take advantage of inside Keka. Users can drag files onto the app’s icon in the dock and the files will be zipped up for storage or transfer. Keka doesn’t even need to be open in order to function. ![]() In addition to compressing, Keka is also a fantastic extraction tool. ![]() Files can be compressed and protected with a password if the user chooses that option. It’s designed to be easy to use and provides an option for macOS users to compress files in many different formats. Keka is a full-featured file archive utility. Screenshot of Keka’s app window with compression types shown About Keka
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