Zig File Viewer

Online tool for viewing and highlighting Zig code files

// Upload a .zig file to view its content here
Supported file type: .zig

How to Use Zig File Viewer

  1. Upload your file: Click the "Choose File" button above and select your .zig file from your computer or device.
  2. Automatic processing: The tool will instantly load and display your Zig code with proper syntax highlighting.
  3. View and analyze: Scroll through your code with beautiful syntax highlighting that makes it easy to read and understand.
  4. No data is sent to servers: All processing happens in your browser - your code remains private and secure.

Benefits of Using Our Zig File Viewer

🛡️ Privacy First

Your Zig code never leaves your browser. No server uploads means complete confidentiality for your systems programming projects.

⚡ Instant Results

Get immediate syntax highlighting without any waiting time or processing delays, even for large Zig files.

🌐 Cross-Platform

Works perfectly on Windows, Mac, Linux, and any device with a modern browser - just like Zig itself!

💯 Free Forever

No hidden costs, no subscriptions - this tool is completely free to use with no limitations.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is my Zig code safe when using this viewer?

Absolutely! Your code never leaves your computer. The entire processing happens in your browser, with no server uploads or cloud processing. This ensures maximum security and privacy for your code.

What Zig versions does this support?

Our syntax highlighting supports all versions of Zig, including the latest master branch features. The highlighting is based on standard Zig syntax patterns.

Can I view test files or build.zig files?

Yes! Any file with the .zig extension will work, including test files and build.zig files. The syntax highlighting will properly handle all Zig constructs.

Why isn't my Zig file displaying properly?

First, ensure you're uploading a valid .zig file. If the highlighting looks incorrect, it might be due to very new Zig syntax that our highlighter hasn't been updated for yet. Try breaking your code into smaller sections to identify any problematic syntax.

Can I print or save the highlighted code?

Yes! You can use your browser's print function (Ctrl+P or Cmd+P) to print the highlighted code, or simply copy and paste it into any text editor while preserving the formatting.