🔐 Security Tools

Text Encrypt & Decrypt

Encrypt messages using AES-256 with a passphrase, or decrypt encrypted text. Runs 100% in your browser — data never leaves your device.

Enter passphrase to see strength

ℹ️ How it works

This tool uses AES-256-GCM via the Web Crypto API built into your browser. Your text is encrypted with a key derived from your passphrase using PBKDF2. The encrypted output includes a random salt and IV — it cannot be decrypted without the exact passphrase.

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Free Text Encrypt & Decrypt — AES Encryption Online

Our free text encryption tool encrypts and decrypts text using AES-256 — the gold standard encryption algorithm used by governments and financial institutions. Password-based, browser-side, 100% private.

🔐 AES-256 Encryption
Industry-standard symmetric encryption.
🔑 Password-Based
Encrypt and decrypt with any password.
🔒 Browser-Side
No server involved — 100% local.
📋 Copy Ciphertext
Copy encrypted output to share or store.

How to Use — Step by Step

1
Enter your text
Type or paste the text to encrypt.
2
Set a password
Enter a strong password. You must use the same password to decrypt.
3
Encrypt
Click Encrypt. Your ciphertext (unreadable string) is generated.
4
Decrypt
Paste ciphertext, enter the same password, click Decrypt to recover original text.

Frequently Asked Questions

Used by governments, militaries and financial institutions worldwide. Considered computationally unbreakable. Even with all current computing power running for billions of years, brute-forcing AES-256 is not feasible.
The encryption is unbreakable without the correct password. There is no recovery option. Always store passwords in a password manager.
Yes — it reveals nothing without the password. Keep the password completely separate from the ciphertext.
Encryption is reversible with the key — you can recover original data. Hashing is one-way. Use encryption when you need to recover data; hashing when you only need to verify.
This tool encrypts text only. For file encryption, use VeraCrypt (full disk) or GPG (file/email encryption). Both free, industry-standard.