Most email clients like Gmail allow you to click a "Download" icon (usually a downward arrow) to save the ZIP directly to your computer's "Downloads" folder.

If you are looking for information on how to handle in your email workflow, Guide: How to Safely Download and Manage ZIP Attachments

Once downloaded, you need to "extract" the files to use them:

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Before downloading any ZIP file, always verify the sender. Malicious programs can be disguised as compressed folders to bypass security filters. If you weren't expecting a file, contact the sender through a separate channel to confirm it's legitimate. 2. Downloading the File

If an email has several attachments, some services will automatically bundle them into a single ZIP folder for you to download at once.