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Since 000webhost is closed, users are encouraged to migrate their data to other services:

: As the parent company, Hostinger was the primary recommended migration path.

: A popular free alternative that still offers PHP and MySQL hosting. 000webhost.com.tar.gz

: The built-in File Manager supported online extraction of both .zip and .tar.gz files. This allowed users to upload a single archive and extract it directly into the public_html (root) directory for faster deployment.

Previously, users could manage compressed files like .tar.gz using the following methods: Since 000webhost is closed, users are encouraged to

: Users often used third-party tools like FileZilla to manage files, though extraction usually had to be done via the web-based manager.

: Many users created backups of their sites by compressing their files into a .zip or .tar.gz archive before downloading them for migration. Migrating to Alternatives This allowed users to upload a single archive

If you are looking for a guide on how users previously handled .tar.gz files on the platform, or how to move away from it, here is the context: Handling Archives on 000webhost (Historical)