The Gunners took an early lead when Declan Rice netted his first Champions League goal just two minutes into the match.
Kai Havertz doubled the advantage in the 66th minute, heading in a precise cross from Gabriel Martinelli.
Captain Martin Ødegaard sealed the win in stoppage time, marking his first goal since November.
This victory propels Arsenal to third place in the 36-team league table with 16 points. To secure a direct spot in the last 16 and bypass the two-legged playoffs, they need to avoid a heavy defeat in their upcoming match against Girona next Wednesday.
Manager Mikel Arteta's side dominated the match, with Dinamo Zagreb failing to register a shot on target in the first half for the third consecutive Champions League game.
The Gunners will look to continue their strong form as they face Wolverhampton Wanderers in Premier League action on Saturday, followed by their final group stage match against Girona.
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