Deep file search
Search document contents and file names without reorganizing a folder or building a full-disk index.
ZipSeek · Guides
Guides for searching text and file names inside folders, PDF and Office documents, images, and nested ZIP, 7z, and RAR archives on Mac.
Search document contents and file names without reorganizing a folder or building a full-disk index.
Work through ZIP, 7z, and RAR layers while keeping the complete source path visible.
Find text in images and scanned PDFs, then review the matching page, slide, cell, or image region.
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Find a phrase across Word documents on your Mac. Search a folder of DOCX files, check matching paragraphs, and look inside ZIP archives without unpacking them yourself.
Read articleFind PDF files, search one document or a whole folder, and handle scanned pages that need OCR.
Read articleSearch a folder of PDFs with one query, include scanned pages when needed, and review every match by file and page.
Read articleFind a phrase in documents stored inside a ZIP, keep the inner path, and save only the file you actually need.
Read articleMount an SMB share, search supported document contents on demand, and understand the network and cache trade-offs before scanning a large NAS.
Read articleFind a phrase buried several archive layers deep without unpacking every file, and keep the complete path to the matching document.
Read articleSearch native PDF text and locally OCR scanned pages, then move through matches on the exact page or image region.
Read articleFind a phrase across DOCX, PPTX, and XLSX files and see the paragraph, slide, worksheet, or cell where it appears.
Read articleChoose between file names, document contents, or both, and use result filtering without accidentally starting a different search.
Read articleUnderstand when a selected-scope search is preferable to a permanent index, how ZipSeek caches work, and what the trade-off feels like in practice.
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