Atbash Cipher – Reverse Alphabet Encryption
Apply the ancient Atbash cipher (A→Z, B→Y) to any text. Since it's self‑inverse, encoding and decoding use the same function. Fun for code puzzles.
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Apply the ancient Atbash cipher (A→Z, B→Y) to any text. Since it's self‑inverse, encoding and decoding use the same function. Fun for code puzzles.
Encrypt or decrypt text using the classical 5x5 Polybius square. Excludes J or merges I/J.
Paste text to see a live letter frequency bar chart. Helps break substitution ciphers. All local analysis.
Easily apply ROT13 cipher to obfuscate or reveal text. A classic letter substitution cipher that works bidirectionally. Purely client-side processing.
Check which cipher suites a website supports and identify weak or outdated ones. Quick security audit from your browser.
Encrypt text into the classic pigpen symbols and decode them back. Fun for treasure hunts and mystery games.
Decode a message hidden in a string of emojis (each emoji maps to a letter). Fun game for kids. Create your own.
Convert your text into a string of emojis using a simple substitution cipher. Share secret messages that look fun. Decode them with the same tool. All local.