Text Encoder & Converter

24 conversion types including Base64, URL encoding, HTML entities, Hex, Binary, Unicode Escape, ASCII, SHA hashes, Morse code, and Caesar cipher

Direction
Input · Plain Text
0 chars
Result · Base64
0 chars

About Text Encoder & Converter

This tool provides 24 text conversion types in one place. Encoding converts text to a different representation for safe transmission or storage (Base64, URL encoding, HTML entities). Hashing creates a one-way fingerprint of your data (SHA-256, SHA-1, SHA-512). Ciphers apply simple transformations for fun or basic obfuscation (Caesar cipher, ROT13, Morse code). All conversions run entirely in your browser.

FAQ

What is URL encoding?
URL encoding (also called percent encoding) converts characters that are not safe in URLs into a %XX format. For example, a space becomes %20 and & becomes %26. This ensures that URLs remain valid even when they contain special characters.
What is the difference between encoding and hashing?
Encoding (like Base64 or URL encoding) is reversible — the original data can be recovered by decoding. Hashing (like SHA-256) is one-way and irreversible — it generates a fixed-length fingerprint of the data that cannot be undone. Hashing is used for passwords and data integrity, not for storing data.
Can I decode a SHA-256 hash?
No. SHA-256 is a one-way cryptographic hash function. It is mathematically impossible to reverse a SHA-256 hash back to the original input. This is by design — hashes are used to verify data integrity, not to store recoverable data.

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