.CBZ 파일 확장자
Comic Book Zip Archive
| 개발사 | David Ayton |
| 인기도 |
3.7 | 51 투표 |
CBZ 파일이란 무엇인가요?
A CBZ file is a comic book archive saved in the Comic Book Zip (CBZ) format, which is a .ZIP file with a .cbz file extension. It contains multiple images, commonly .PNG or .JPEG files, typically organized into folders that correlate with the pages and chapters of the comic. CBZ files may also store metadata, including a table of contents, story information, and the artists that created the comic book.
추가 정보
David Ayton, who developed CDisplay, a now discontinued image viewer optimized for viewing free comic books, created and popularized the CBZ format (naming scheme) in the early 2000s. CDisplay also popularized several other comic book archive formats, with each format using a file extension that signifies its format:
- CBZ - Comic Book Zip Archive
- .CBA - Comic Book ACE Archive
- .CBR - Comic Book RAR Archive
- .CBT - Comic Book TAR Archive
- .CB7 - Comic Book 7-Zip Archive
참고: Besides PNG and JPEG images, CBZ files may also store .BMP, .TIFF, and .GIF images.
CBZ 파일을 여는 방법
You can open CBZ files with various comic book viewers, including Calibre (multiplatform) and MComix (multiplatform). For example, to open a CBZ file with Calibre, select Add books.
Opening a CBZ file with a compression utility
Since CBZ files are Zip-compressed, you can extract CBZ files with a compression utility, such as File Explorer in Windows or Apple Archive Utility in macOS. You can extract the images in the CBZ file and view them with an image editor that supports the format in which they are saved. However, the order of the extracted images may be incorrect.
CBZ 파일을 변환하는 방법
Various comic book applications, including Calibre and GonVisor, can convert CBZ files to other formats.
For example, Calibre can convert CBZ files to many file types, including the following formats:
CBZ 파일을 여는 프로그램
ChessBase Encrypted Database Archive
| 개발사 | ChessBase |
| 인기도 |
2.0 | 10 투표 |
File created by ChessBase, a program used for reviewing chess games played; saves all files for the database in a single archive and encrypts them with a user-specified password; allows databases to be shared securely.

