🔐 Text Encrypt / Decrypt

Secure text encryption and decryption using various algorithms

Encryption Key
Encryption Algorithm
Plain Text
Encrypted Text
Actions
Encryption Methods
AES (Advanced Encryption Standard)
256-bit symmetric encryption, widely used and secure
DES (Data Encryption Standard)
Legacy 56-bit encryption, not recommended for security
3DES (Triple DES)
Enhanced DES with triple encryption, more secure than DES
Rabbit
High-speed stream cipher, good for performance
RC4
Stream cipher, fast but has known vulnerabilities

🔐 Complete Guide to Text Encrypt/Decrypt

Encrypt and decrypt text instantly - secure your messages with AES encryption

A Text Encrypt/Decrypt tool is essential for securing sensitive information. Whether you're protecting passwords, encrypting messages, or securing data, our encryption tool provides instant AES encryption and decryption right in your browser.

🎯 What is Encryption?

Encryption converts readable text (plaintext) into scrambled, unreadable text (ciphertext) using a key. Only someone with the correct key can decrypt the ciphertext back to plaintext. This protects data from unauthorized access.

Example: "Hello World" + key → "U2FsdGVkX1+..." (encrypted)

🔑 Key Features

  • AES Encryption: Military-grade encryption standard
  • Bidirectional: Encrypt and decrypt text
  • Custom Keys: Use your own encryption passwords
  • Instant Results: Real-time encryption/decryption
  • Copy Output: One-click copy to clipboard
  • Secure: All processing happens locally
  • Always Free: No subscriptions

💡 Common Uses

  • Secure Messages: Encrypt sensitive communications
  • Password Protection: Encrypt passwords before storage
  • Data Privacy: Protect personal information
  • File Notes: Encrypt confidential notes
  • API Keys: Secure API credentials
  • Backup Data: Encrypt data before backup

❓ FAQ

What is AES encryption?

AES (Advanced Encryption Standard) is a symmetric encryption algorithm used worldwide for securing data. It's the same encryption used by governments and banks. Our tool uses AES-256, the strongest variant.

Is my data safe?

Yes! All encryption happens locally in your browser. Your text and encryption keys never leave your device. We don't store, transmit, or have access to your data.

How do I decrypt encrypted text?

Paste the encrypted text, enter the same encryption key you used to encrypt it, and click decrypt. The key must match exactly - encryption is case-sensitive.

What makes a good encryption key?

Use long (16+ characters), random keys with mixed characters. Avoid dictionary words. The stronger your key, the more secure your encryption. Never share your encryption keys.

Encryption Best Practices

✓ Use strong, unique encryption keys

✓ Never share encryption keys publicly

✓ Store keys separately from encrypted data

✓ Use different keys for different data

✓ Keep backup of encryption keys safely

Start encrypting text now - secure communications are just one click away!