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Convert PICT to TXZ

Convert your PICT files to TXZ format for free. Drag and drop your file or click to select it.

Accepted files :.pict.pct.pic

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Max 25 MB · PICT only

Why convert PICT to TXZ?

Fast

Your file is converted in under 30 seconds in our cloud.

Secure

Files are automatically deleted after 1 hour.

Quality preserved

Maximum quality preserved during conversion.

About the PICT format

PICT — Apple Macintosh PICT

PICT is Apple's classic graphics format used throughout the original Macintosh era. It supports both vector and raster graphics in the same file and was the primary clipboard and document graphics format on Mac OS through the 1990s and early 2000s.

Common uses

  • Recovering legacy Mac graphics files
  • Converting classic Macintosh application images
  • Historical Mac software documentation
  • Archival recovery of pre-OS X media

About the TXZ format

TXZ — XZ-compressed TAR Archive

TXZ (also .tar.xz) is a TAR archive compressed with the XZ algorithm, which is based on LZMA2. It provides the highest compression ratios of the common tar formats, making it the preferred choice for official Linux distribution packages (Arch, Fedora, Gentoo). The trade-off is slower compression speed versus gzip or bzip2.

Common uses

  • Official Linux distribution package format (e.g., Arch Linux)
  • Maximum compression of large software releases
  • Distributing firmware and embedded system images
  • Archiving large datasets for long-term storage

Frequently asked questions

Is the conversion free?

Yes, basic conversion is completely free. For large volumes, check out our paid plans.

What is the maximum file size?

Free accounts can convert files up to 25 MB. Pro accounts up to 100 MB.

How long are my files kept?

Files are automatically deleted after 1 hour on the free plan, 24 hours on Pro.

What formats are supported?

We support over 200 source and target formats. See our complete formats page.