All-in-One Security & Encryption Tools

Free, Private, and Instant Security Utilities

Encrypt text, analyze password strength, and remove sensitive data from files. All tools run securely in your browser, and your data is never sent to a server.

Text Encryption & Decryption (AES)

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This tool uses the AES-GCM algorithm, a highly secure industry standard, to encrypt and decrypt your text. To encrypt, enter your message and a password, then click "Encrypt". To decrypt, paste the encrypted text (it will look like random characters), enter the exact same password, and click "Decrypt".

File Encryption & Decryption (AES)

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Secure any file on your device with strong AES-GCM encryption. Select a file, enter a password, and click "Encrypt" to download a secure version. To decrypt, upload the encrypted file, provide the correct password, and click "Decrypt" to download the original.

Password Strength Analyzer

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Find out how strong your password is in real-time. This tool checks for common weaknesses and provides feedback based on length, character variety (uppercase, lowercase, numbers, symbols), and predictability. Your password is never stored or sent anywhere.

UUID/GUID Generator

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Generate a Version 4 universally unique identifier (UUID), also known as a globally unique identifier (GUID). These random IDs are used in software development to uniquely identify information without requiring a central authority. Each click generates a brand new, random UUID.

EXIF Data Remover from Images

Drop a JPG image to start
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Protect your privacy by stripping hidden metadata from your photos. This tool removes EXIF data, which can contain sensitive information like GPS location, date, time, and camera model. Upload a JPG, and you'll be able to download a clean version with all metadata removed.

Credit Card Number Validator

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This is a developer tool that checks if a credit card number is mathematically valid using the Luhn algorithm. It does NOT check if the card is real, active, or has funds. It is only used to validate the format of the number, which helps prevent typing errors in payment forms.