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Tiene que estar ''zip'' instalado.

<code bash>$sudo apt update && sudo apt install zip -y</code>

Pararse en la carpeta con los archivos/carpetas que se desea crear y correr

<code bash>for i in */; do zip -r "${i%/}.zip" "$i"; done</code>



https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/68489/command-to-zip-multiple-directories-into-individual-zip-files

''i'' is the name of the loop variable. ''*/'' means every subdirectory of the current directory, and will include a trailing slash in those names. Make sure you cd to the right place before executing this. "$i" simply names that directory, including trailing slash. The quotation marks ensure that whitespace in the directory name won't cause trouble. ''${i%/}'' is like $i but with the trailing slash removed, so you can use that to construct the name of the zip file.

If you want to see how this works, include an echo before the zip and you will see the commands printed instead of executed.

**Parallel execution**

To run them in parallel you can use &:

<code bash>for i in */; do zip -0 -r "${i%/}.zip" "$i" & done; wait</code>
We use wait to tell the shell to wait for all background tasks to finish before exiting.

Beware that if you have too many folders in your current directory, then you may overwhelm your computer as this code does not limit the number of parallel tasks.