MD5 Generator
Computes the MD5 digest of pasted text and returns hexadecimal output for legacy comparisons. MD5 is not suitable for secure password storage.
Computes the MD5 digest of pasted text and returns hexadecimal output for legacy comparisons. MD5 is not suitable for secure password storage.
Computes a SHA-1 digest from text using browser cryptography and returns hexadecimal output. SHA-1 should not be used for collision-resistant security.
Hashes pasted text with SHA-256 in the browser and returns its hexadecimal digest for comparing content fingerprints.
Hashes pasted text with SHA-512 and returns the hexadecimal digest, allowing a text fingerprint to be copied or compared.
Computes an HMAC-SHA-256 authentication code from text and a shared secret. Supply your own secret rather than relying on the example default.
Calculates the CRC32 checksum of pasted text and returns its numeric value for accidental-change checks; CRC is not a cryptographic hash.
Derives a PBKDF2 hash from a password and supplied salt. The example salt is fixed, so this is a helper rather than a password-storage system.
Decodes JWT header and payload JSON and shows the signature segment. Decoding alone does not verify the signature or trust the token claims.
Signs a JSON payload as an HS256 JWT using a supplied secret, or decodes an existing token. Replace the example secret before using any result.
Generates a QR code image in the browser from text or a URL.
Decodes JWT header and payload, reports signature presence and interprets exp, nbf and iat claims. It does not verify the signature or authenticate a user.
Utilities for hash generation, token inspection, and lightweight security assistance. This category groups 11 tools you can compare and open right away.
It includes tools such as MD5 Generator, SHA-1 Generator, SHA-256 Generator, SHA-512 Generator, HMAC Generator.
Browse this category when you want to pick the best tool before starting a Hash / Token / Security Helpers task.