If you’ve spent any time managing modded Minecraft in the past couple of years, you’ve probably run into the .mrpack format. Originally introduced by Modrinth , .mrpack is a modern packaging format that aims to streamline how modpacks are distributed and loaded. But .mrpack also comes with a catch: it isn’t directly usable by many vanilla tools or third-party launchers. In some cases, you might just want to unpack a .mrpack , explore its contents, or convert it to a .zip to work with legacy systems or custom launch setups. That’s where MRPack to ZIP comes in — a minimalistic, no-login-required web tool that does exactly what it claims. I gave it a try. Here’s how it went. ⚙️ What MRPack to ZIP Does At its core, MRPack to ZIP is a web-based converter. You upload a .mrpack file, and it outputs a .zip archive containing: All mods listed in the .mrpack manifest ( index.toml ) Folder structures preserved Optionally normalized file names It also downloads the referenced ...