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How to use Atbash Cipher

Type your text, and the tool encodes it by mirroring each letter through the alphabet (A↔Z, B↔Y) with the Atbash cipher.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Atbash cipher?

A substitution cipher where each letter is mapped to its mirror: A→Z, B→Y, ..., Z→A.

Is it symmetric?

Yes — encoding and decoding use the exact same operation. Apply it twice to get the original.

Where did Atbash originate?

Ancient Hebrew cryptography. 'Atbash' itself encodes the first and last Hebrew letters: Aleph-Tav-Bet-Shin.

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