Extract Resources from Files Online
Upload an installer or executable — EXE, MSI, APK or another package — and pull out the images, videos and animations stored inside. Everything runs locally; nothing is uploaded.
Choose a file
Drag an .exe, .msi, .apk or other package here, or click to browse. Parsing is local and private.
No recoverable resources were found in this file. Encrypted or compressed installers often hide their assets.
Extract Embedded Resources in Four Steps
The whole job happens on your device. The file is unpacked and scanned here, then you pick what to keep.
Choose the file
Open the tool and select your EXE, MSI, APK or other installer package.
Unpack locally
The page parses the archive, the PE resource section or the installer container on your device.
Browse the resources
Look through the extracted images, videos and animations found inside the file.
Download what you need
Save any resource you want. The original file never leaves your browser.
Containers and Formats
The extractor recognizes the common installer shapes and then carves media signatures inside them.
| Container | How it is read | Typical assets |
|---|---|---|
| EXE (Windows PE) | PE resource directory (.rsrc) | Icons, bitmaps, cursors, embedded media |
| MSI (OLE compound file) | CFB stream enumeration | Embedded binaries and media streams |
| APK / ZIP | ZIP central directory | drawable images, video, raw assets |
| Any binary | Signature carving | PNG, JPEG, GIF, WEBP, BMP, ICO, MP4, AVI, SWF |
Resource Extractor FAQ
Which file types are supported?
The tool reads EXE (Windows PE), MSI (OLE compound file) and APK / ZIP packages directly. It also scans any other binary for embedded images, video and animation signatures, so most installers work even without a dedicated parser.
Is my file uploaded anywhere?
No. The file is read in memory and parsed on the spot, so it never reaches the 73hi server.
What if some resources cannot be extracted?
Encrypted or compressed payloads such as NSIS / Inno Setup installers or UPX packed binaries cannot be decrypted in the browser. The tool shows whatever it can recover and silently skips the rest.
Can it open password protected archives?
No. It only reads unencrypted resources that are already present inside the file. Encrypted or password protected containers are not decrypted.