How to Compress Excel File With ZipKing
Dealing with complicated Excel files can be a challenge when working with multiple financial reports, extensive data sets, or abundant data worksheets. WMaster ZipKing Excel Compressor can compress Excel files without losing a single cell of critical data. And it's lossless compression mode can make your Excel file lightweight so that it can be quickly stored and transmitted across different platforms.
How to Compress Excel Files by ZipKing
There are 2 ways to compress Excel files with ZipKing. Firstly you need to download, install, and log in to your WMaster ID.

Method 1: Guide to Compress Excel Files with ZipKing Tool
Step 1: Launch ZipKing on your computer, and find the“Hyper Compress→Excel” interface by entering into one of the three panels “Video, Image, or PDF”.


Step 2: Click“Add File” to upload your Excel files or drag and drop them to the panel. ZipKing supports .xls and .xlsx file formats.

Step 3: Finally you can keep the default setting and click“Compress” to start the Excel file compression format.

Method 2: Guide to Compress Excel Files With ZipKing Right-click Windows
Step 1: Navigate to the Excel files that you want to compress, and right-click to find “Compress”.

Step 2: Then you will see 4 options, choose one of them to compress Excel files according to your needs.

Option 1: Choosing“Add to compressed file…” There will be a pop-up window showing that you will create a compressed file for the compressed Excel file. You can select the setting according to your needs.


💡Tips: Here if you choose the “Custom” option, you can customize the file format, split file size, and choose compressed Excel file quality.

Option 2: Choosing“Add to[file name].zip”, you will create an a.zip archive for the compressed Excel files. ZipKing will show you the success state interface after the compression. And you can review the “Before” and “After” contrast for the size.
![click “Add to[file name].zip” option](https://static.wmaster.com/zipking/guide/compress-excel-files-add-to-zip-option2.webp)

Option 3: Choosing“Add to high compression ratio [file name].7z”, you will create a .7z archive of the compressed Excel files. You can open the compressed file by clicking“Open” in the success notification pop-up.
![click Add to high compression file[file name].7z option](https://static.wmaster.com/zipking/guide/compress-excel-files-add-to-high-compression-7z-option3.webp)

Option 4: Choosing “Excel Compression”, you will directly enter into the “Hyper Compress-Excel” interface. Here you can set the output quality and choose the storage path. Finally, click “Compress”.

