Unlock Encrypted RAR Archives in Seconds
A lightweight, no-nonsense Windows tool that recovers lost WinRAR passwords using brute-force and dictionary attacks. GUI + CLI, one portable EXE.
A lightweight, no-nonsense Windows tool that recovers lost WinRAR passwords using brute-force and dictionary attacks. GUI + CLI, one portable EXE.
Everything you need to regain access to your password-protected RAR files — in a single, portable executable.
Exhaustively tries every character combination up to 12 characters. Customizable charset: digits, lowercase, uppercase, symbols.
Fast wordlist-based recovery with a bundled ~1,700-word list. Use your own wordlist for better results.
Full-featured dark-theme GUI for casual use, plus a powerful CLI for scripting and automation.
One portable executable, no dependencies, no installer. Download and run instantly on any Windows 10/11 PC.
Leverages WinRAR's own UnRAR.exe engine for 100% reliable password verification — works with RAR5 too.
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Full access — includes all future upgrades
Pay once via Bitcoin — credentials delivered by email within 24 hours.
Common questions about RAR password recovery.
Yes. The tool uses WinRAR's built-in UnRAR.exe engine, which supports all modern RAR formats including RAR5 with encrypted file listings.
Yes. The tool calls UnRAR.exe to verify passwords. If WinRAR is installed in a standard location it will be detected automatically.
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Yes — the brute-force and dictionary attacks run entirely on your local machine at no cost. Only the cloud GPU acceleration requires payment.
Absolutely. The bundled wordlist is a small starter set. You can browse and select any text file (one password per line) in the Dictionary tab.