AES Encryption/Decryption
Key
Features
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Dual Mode Support
Supports both text and file encryption modes for different scenarios
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Secure & Reliable
Uses browser native Web Crypto API, all data processed locally without server upload
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Multiple Encryption Modes
Supports GCM, CBC, CTR and other AES encryption modes, GCM provides integrity verification
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Flexible Key Management
Supports auto-generated keys, custom keys, automatic key format and length detection
How to Use
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Select text or file mode, enter or upload content to process
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Enter a key or click generate button to create a secure key automatically
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Click encrypt or decrypt button to get the result
FAQ
What is AES encryption?
AES (Advanced Encryption Standard) is a symmetric encryption algorithm widely considered one of the most secure encryption algorithms, used by the US government to protect classified data.
What's the difference between GCM and CBC modes?
GCM mode provides authenticated encryption (AEAD), which verifies data integrity and prevents tampering; CBC mode only provides encryption without integrity verification. GCM mode is recommended.
What key length should I choose?
256-bit keys are recommended for highest security; 128-bit keys are also secure enough. Longer keys provide higher security with slightly slower processing.
Is my data safe?
All encryption and decryption operations are performed locally in your browser, data is never uploaded to any server. We use browser native Web Crypto API to ensure security.