To unzip an SVG file or bundle, you will need to use a file compression/decompression tool that can handle the .svg file format. There are several options available for this purpose, including:
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7-Zip: This is a free, open-source file compression tool that can be used to unzip SVG files on Windows, macOS, and Linux. To use 7-Zip, simply download and install the program, then right-click on the zip file and select "7-Zip > Extract Here" from the context menu.
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WinZip: This is a commercial file compression tool that is available for Windows and macOS. To use WinZip, you will need to purchase a license and install the program on your computer. Once you have done this, you can open the zip file by double-clicking on it and then clicking the "Extract" button in the WinZip window that appears.
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The built-in file compression tool on your operating system: Both Windows and macOS come with built-in tools for extracting zip files. On Windows, you can simply right-click on the zip file and select "Extract All" from the context menu. On macOS, you can double-click on the zip file to open it, then drag the contained files to the desired location.
Regardless of which tool you use, the process of unzipping an SVG file or bundle should be relatively straightforward. Simply follow the prompts provided by the tool to extract the contained files to the desired location on your computer.