If you are automating this process, you can create the ZIP directly from code without creating a temporary text file on disk:
If you don't want to use local software, you can use online converters to transform a text document into a ZIP archive: File: Convoy.zip ...
: A simple tool for batch converting text files into a single ZIP. If you are automating this process, you can
: Use the zipfile module to write string content directly into an archive. Developer Methods Right-click the file, select , and
: Allows you to drag and drop multiple text files to be packed into one archive. Developer Methods
Right-click the file, select , and then click Compressed (zipped) folder . Rename the resulting ZIP to Convoy.zip . Mac : Create your "Convoy.txt" file. Right-click the file and select Compress "Convoy.txt" . Rename the archive to Convoy.zip . Online Tools
: Run echo "Your text here" > Convoy.txt && zip Convoy.zip Convoy.txt . TXT to ZIP - online-convert.com