Enigma Machine Simulator
Use a free Enigma machine simulator to encrypt and decrypt text online. Set Enigma I, M3 or M4 rotors, rings, reflector and plugboard; inspect every letter's path.
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Security tools
Tools for passwords, Wi-Fi access and reading QR codes that do their work on your device.
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SIGABA Machine Simulator
Simulate SIGABA online: configure all 15 rotors, encrypt and decrypt with CSP-889 or CSP-2900, and inspect the irregular stepping. Educational wiring is disclosed.
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Fialka M-125 Simulator
Simulate the Fialka M-125 online: set 10 wheels and a punched card, encrypt or decrypt Cyrillic text, and inspect every rotor step.
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Text Encryptor
Encrypt and decrypt messages in any language with a random 256-bit key. Copy readable Base32 ciphertext; everything runs in your browser.
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Password Generator
Create a random password with the length and characters you need.
- passwords
- random
- generator
Wi-Fi QR Code Generator
Make a QR code that connects phones to your Wi-Fi, and print it as a card or a table sign.
- Wi-Fi
- QR code
- generator
Wi-Fi QR Code Scanner
Read a Wi-Fi QR code from a photo or a screenshot and see the network name and password.
- Wi-Fi
- QR code
- passwords
Read QR Code from Image or Screenshot
Read any QR code from a picture and understand what it may do before you open or use it.
- QR code
QR Code Decoder
Decode a QR code to see its text, bytes, character encoding, version and other symbol details.
- QR code
Choose between generating and reading
Use the password generator when an account needs a new password. To share a network, make a Wi-Fi QR code; to read its name and password from an existing picture, use the Wi-Fi scanner. The general QR reader explains what a code may do before you act. The decoder is for raw text, bytes, encoding and symbol details.
Control what you share
These tools generate and read on your device; passwords and selected pictures are not sent to our servers. A Wi-Fi QR code can contain the network password even when it is not printed beside it. Treat the code like the password. Reading or decoding a QR code does not certify its destination as safe.