Encodr is a powerful, privacy-focused Chrome extension that brings professional-grade encoding, decoding, and hash analysis tools directly to your browser. Whether you're a developer, security professional, or crypto enthusiast, Encodr provides the tools you need with zero dependencies and complete offline functionality.
Support for 15+ formats from Base64 to complex ciphers |
Automatic detection and detailed breakdown of hash types |
100% local processing with no data transmission |
- Base64 - Standard encoding for binary data
- Example:
Hello
→SGVsbG8=
- Example:
- Base58 - Bitcoin-style compact format (58-character alphabet)
- Example:
Hello
→9Ajdvzr
- Example:
- Base45 - Used in COVID-19 digital certificates
- Example:
Hello
→96%DV 2L
- Example:
- Base32 - RFC 4648 compliant encoding
- Example:
Hello
→JBSWY3DP
- Example:
- Hexadecimal - Base-16 representation of binary data
- Example:
Hello
→48656c6c6f
- Example:
- Binary - Base-2 representation of data
- Example:
Hello
→01001000 01100101 01101100 01101100 01101111
- Example:
- Morse Code - Telegraph communication system using dots and dashes
- Example:
Hello
→.... . .-.. .-.. ---
- Example:
- URL Encoding - For URLs and URI components
- Example:
Hello World
→Hello%20World
- Example:
- HTML Entities - Special character conversion
- Example:
<script>
→<script>
- Example:
- Punycode - IDN encoding (RFC 3492)
- Example:
مثال.جوردان
→xn--mgbh0fb.xn--mgbjjh1ii
- Example:
- JWT - JSON Web Token encoding/decoding
- Example:
{"user":"john"}
→eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiJ9.eyJ1c2VyIjoiam9obiJ9.Gpz_UF_YoEEwn4O8U9X0iG1Y_UqvQQYU1gQy7Gxw2BI
- Example:
- Caesar Cipher - Classical shift cipher
- Example:
Hello
→Khoor
(shift: 3)
- Example:
- Vigenère Cipher - Polyalphabetic substitution
- Example:
Hello
→Rijvs
(key: "KEY")
- Example:
- Hill Cipher - Matrix-based polygraphic substitution
- Example:
Hello
→AXDDTC
(key matrix: [[2,3],[1,4]])
- Example:
- ADFGVX Cipher - WWI German military cipher
- Example:
Attack
→VGVADADVGAGA
(key: "KEY")
- Example:
- ROT13 - Simple letter substitution
- Example:
Hello
→Uryyb
- Example:
- Playfair Cipher - Historical digraph substitution (1854)
- Example:
Hello
→KGAA
(key: "PLAYFAIR")
- Example:
- ASCII85 - Compact PostScript encoding
- Example:
Hello
→<~87cURDZ~>
- Example:
Encodr automatically detects and analyzes hash formats with detailed insights:
- Hash Types: MD5, SHA1, SHA256, SHA512, RIPEMD160, BCrypt, Argon2, NTLM, MySQL, BLAKE2
- Analysis Details: Format identification, specifications, technical description, and usage context
- Confidence Levels: Probability-based format identification
- Zero Dependencies: Completely self-contained
- Offline Support: Works without internet connection
- UTF-8 Compatible: Full support for international characters
- Real-Time Processing: Instant results as you type
- Lightweight: Minimal browser resource usage
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- Click the Encodr icon in your Chrome toolbar
- Select your desired operation (encoding/decoding or hash detection)
- Enter your text or hash
- View results instantly
- Use "Copy" to copy results to clipboard
Encodr uses efficient, standards-compliant implementations:
- Base Encodings: Optimized algorithms for Base64, Base58, Base45, and Base32
- Cryptographic Ciphers: Authentic implementations of historical and modern ciphers
- Hash Detection: Pattern matching with regular expressions and format-specific validation
- Performance: Optimized for speed with minimal memory footprint
Encodr works seamlessly across all Chromium-based browsers:
- Google Chrome (v88+)
- Microsoft Edge
- Brave
- Opera
- Vivaldi
We welcome contributions from the community! To contribute:
- Fork the repository
- Create a feature branch (
git checkout -b feature/amazing-feature
) - Commit your changes (
git commit -m 'Add amazing feature'
) - Push to your branch (
git push origin feature/amazing-feature
) - Open a Pull Request
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
Having issues or suggestions?
- Check existing Issues
- Create a new issue with detailed information
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