Text Encryptor/Decryptor

Secure your text with multiple encryption algorithms

Client-Side Encryption

Input Text (Enter text to encrypt or decrypt)

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Encryption Settings

Encryption Algorithm

Encryption Key/Password

Strength: Medium

Operation

Encrypt Decrypt

Result (Encrypted text will appear here)

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Algorithm Information

AES-256 Encryption

Advanced Encryption Standard with 256-bit key. Military-grade security. Requires a password.

High Security Password Required

Export Options

Security Notice

All encryption happens in your browser. Your data never leaves your device. For maximum security, use strong passwords and keep them safe.

How to Use This Encryption Tool

Step-by-Step Guide

1

Enter Your Text

Type or paste the text you want to encrypt or decrypt into the input box.

2

Choose Algorithm

Select from AES-256 (most secure), Base64, Caesar Cipher, or XOR encryption.

3

Set Password/Key

Enter a strong password (required for AES). Use password generator for security.

4

Encrypt/Decrypt

Choose operation (encrypt or decrypt) and click the process button.

5

Copy or Save

Copy the result to clipboard or download as a text file for safekeeping.

Common Use Cases

Secure Messages

Encrypt sensitive messages before sharing via email or chat.

Password Storage

Store encrypted passwords or sensitive notes locally.

Developer Testing

Test encryption/decryption logic for application development.

Education

Learn about different encryption algorithms and how they work.

Security Best Practices

Use AES-256 for maximum security with sensitive data
Always use strong, unique passwords for encryption
Never share encryption passwords through the same channel as encrypted text
Base64 is not encryption - it's encoding that can be easily reversed
For real security, use this tool offline or ensure you trust the environment

Encryption Algorithm Comparison

Algorithm	Security Level	Key Required	Best For	Limitations
AES-256	Military Grade	Yes, password	Sensitive data, passwords	Requires password management
Base64	No Security	No	Data encoding, not encryption	Easily reversible, not secure
Caesar Cipher	Basic	Shift number (1-25)	Education, simple obfuscation	Easy to crack, only 25 possibilities
XOR Cipher	Low Security	Yes, any string	Simple protection, learning	Weak against cryptoanalysis

Important Security Note

While this tool provides encryption capabilities, for truly sensitive information (financial data, personal identifiers, etc.), consider using professionally audited encryption software. This tool is best suited for learning, testing, and protecting non-critical information.

Frequently Asked Questions

Your data never leaves your browser. All encryption and decryption happens locally on your device using JavaScript. We don't have servers receiving your text, passwords, or encrypted data. This is a 100% client-side tool.

Privacy Guaranteed: No network requests are made when encrypting/decrypting text.

AES-256 is a modern, military-grade encryption standard used by governments worldwide. It's extremely secure when used with a strong password.

Base64 is not encryption at all - it's encoding. It converts binary to text but offers no security as it can be easily decoded by anyone.

Caesar Cipher is a historical encryption method that shifts letters by a fixed number. It's easily broken and used mainly for educational purposes.

XOR Cipher is a basic encryption method that's weak against analysis but useful for simple obfuscation and learning about encryption principles.

No, and this is by design. AES encryption without the password is mathematically infeasible to break with current technology. If you lose your password, the encrypted data is permanently inaccessible.

Important: Always store your encryption passwords securely using a password manager. We cannot recover lost passwords - that's what makes AES secure.

Yes! The tool is fully responsive and works on smartphones, tablets, and desktop computers. All features are available on mobile devices.