Password Encryption Utility





About Password Encryption Utility

Securely Hash Your Passwords with Our Encryption Utility

The number one rule of digital security is to never, ever store a password in plain text. The professional standard for protecting sensitive credentials is a process called "hashing," a form of one-way encryption. Hashing takes a password and converts it into a long, irreversible string of characters. For developers and system administrators in Colombo and across the globe, generating these secure hashes for databases, testing, and configuration is an essential daily task.

The Password Encryption Utility at ToolSeel.Com is your all-in-one tool for this critical security practice. At 11:50 AM on Wednesday, September 3, 2025, we offer a free and powerful utility that supports a wide range of hashing algorithms. Simply enter your plain-text string, select the encryption method you need, and our tool will instantly generate the corresponding secure hash, ready for you to use in your development projects.

Common Hashing Algorithms We Support

Our utility provides instant access to the most widely used and important hashing algorithms for a variety of applications.

  • MD5: A fast, 128-bit hash that is commonly used for file integrity checksums and older applications.
     
  • SHA-1: A 160-bit hash algorithm that offers a higher level of security than MD5.
     
  • SHA-256: A strong, modern, 256-bit hash from the SHA-2 family, widely used as a standard in many current security protocols and blockchain technology.
     
  • BCRYPT: This utility can generate hashes using algorithms specifically designed for passwords. BCRYPT is intentionally slow, which makes it highly resistant to the brute-force attacks that can break faster hashes like MD5.
     

Whether you're building a new user login system, testing a security protocol, or verifying data integrity, our tool provides the instant and accurate results you need. Secure your applications and protect your user data by using industry-standard hashing practices.

Generate a secure hash in any format with the fast, free, and versatile Password Encryption Utility at ToolSeel.Com.

Password Encryption Utility Key Features

Secure Password Hashing

Generate a secure, one-way hash of any password for safe database storage.

Modern Algorithms

Uses strong, modern hashing algorithms like bcrypt and Argon2, not old MD5.

Includes Salt & Cost Factor

Automatically adds a secure salt and lets you adjust the cost factor (rounds).

Includes a Hash Verifier

You can also verify if a plain-text password matches an existing hash.

100% Client-Side

All hashing is done in your browser. Your password is never sent to our servers.

A Developer's Tool

An essential utility for any developer implementing secure password storage.

Password Encryption Utility FAQs

This tool scrambles your plain text into an unreadable, encrypted format using a password you provide. The only way to convert the encrypted message back to readable text is by using the exact same password, keeping your information secure.

To encrypt, paste your text and enter a strong password, then click 'Encrypt'. To decrypt, paste the encrypted message, enter the exact same password, and click 'Decrypt'. The original text will reappear. The password is the only key.

There is absolutely no password recovery. For your security, we do not know or store your password. If you forget it, your encrypted data cannot be recovered by anyone, including us. Your data will be permanently unreadable. Please store your password safely.

Use it to securely store sensitive notes, like software keys or private information, in a public place like your email drafts or cloud storage. It's also great for sending a confidential message to someone when you can share the password separately and securely.

Our tool uses AES-256 encryption, which is the Advanced Encryption Standard with a 256-bit key. It is a globally recognized, military-grade standard used by governments and banks worldwide to protect highly sensitive data. It is currently considered unbreakable by brute force.