Security & IDs

Encrypt private text

Encrypt a private text note with a password and download its AES-256-GCM JSON package.

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How to use: Encrypt private text

  1. Start with the example, or replace it with your own values.

  2. Review Text or data, Password, then select “Get result”.

  3. Read the result, then copy or download it. Edit any input to try again.

What you can do

  • Encrypt a private text note with a password and download its AES-256-GCM JSON package.

What you get

  • A result you can review, copy or download. Numeric tools show labeled calculations; text tools show the transformed output.

What you need

Text or data
Enter or paste your value, or start with the example.
Password
Enter your own value; public example credentials must not be used as real secrets.

Try an example

Text or data
A private note
Try it in the tool

Good to know

  • AES-256-GCM with a random salt and nonce, using PBKDF2-SHA-256 (600,000 iterations). Keep the password; it cannot be recovered. Replace the example password.
  • Examples are public demonstrations. Replace example passwords and keys before using an output for a real purpose.

Your work stays on your device

Your files and entered values are processed in your browser and are not uploaded for processing. The website and any required processing engines still download from the site.

Questions & answers

Is Encrypt private text free?

Yes. Encrypt private text is free to use and does not require an account.

Are my files or entered values uploaded?

Your files and entered values are processed in your browser and are not uploaded for processing. The website and any required processing engines still download from the site.

What result can I save?

A result you can review, copy or download. Numeric tools show labeled calculations; text tools show the transformed output.

What should I check before using the result?

AES-256-GCM with a random salt and nonce, using PBKDF2-SHA-256 (600,000 iterations). Keep the password; it cannot be recovered. Replace the example password. Examples are public demonstrations. Replace example passwords and keys before using an output for a real purpose.

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