Your text never leaves your browser
Your text is encrypted locally using AES-256-GCM before it can be copied or shared.
Free Browser Encryption
Protect passwords, personal notes, API keys, recovery codes, or confidential messages without uploading them anywhere. Encrypti0n performs every encryption and decryption operation directly in your browser, so your plaintext stays on your device.
Your text never leaves your browser - Copy and share encrypted text instantly - Built-in protection against tampering
Your text is encrypted locally using AES-256-GCM before it can be copied or shared.
Argon2id derives a unique encryption key from your password, making brute-force attacks significantly more difficult.
UTF-8 support preserves emojis, symbols, and multilingual text without losing formatting.
Built for trust
Everything is designed to help you complete the task with as little friction as possible.
Your text is encrypted locally using AES-256-GCM before it can be copied or shared.
Argon2id derives a unique encryption key from your password, making brute-force attacks significantly more difficult.
UTF-8 support preserves emojis, symbols, and multilingual text without losing formatting.
Try it out
Encrypting text only takes a few seconds and follows the same simple process every time.
Paste or type your sensitive text into the app.
Choose a strong, unique password.
Encrypti0n derives a secure encryption key with Argon2id and encrypts your text using AES-256-GCM.
Copy the encrypted output and share it safely. Send the password separately for better security.
What to expect
Good to know
Real-world use cases
Security works best when it supports the task people are already trying to complete.
Encrypt the secret before sending it through chat, email, or a ticket. Share the password through a separate trusted channel.
Turn private notes into encrypted text before saving them in cloud notes, documents, or shared folders.
Protect sensitive messages before they enter communication tools that may keep long histories.
Store recovery details as encrypted text so they are not exposed as readable notes or documents.
Learn more
Many everyday messages contain information that should not be sent as plain text. Passwords, recovery codes, API keys, confidential notes, and personal information are often shared through email, messaging apps, or support systems. Encrypting the content first ensures that anyone intercepting the message only sees unreadable ciphertext. Only someone with the correct password can restore the original text.
FAQ
Get started
Open the app to continue, or explore related resources below.