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Text Encoding Tools

28 free cipher and encoding tools: Caesar, Vigenere, Playfair, Morse code, Braille, NATO alphabet, binary and hex text, for puzzles and learning.

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About Text Encoding Tools

Text Encoding Tools gathers 28 classic codes and ciphers for puzzles, escape rooms, teaching and curiosity. Shift letters with the Caesar Cipher, use a keyword with the Vigenere Cipher, or build a 5x5 square with the Playfair Cipher. Rail fence, Bifid, four-square, Polybius, Bacon and affine ciphers are here too, along with Morse Code, tap code, the NATO phonetic alphabet and a Braille translator.

Each cipher encrypts and decrypts, and reversible codes are tested with round trips over accented letters, emoji and very long texts. Morse follows the ITU-R M.1677-1 standard, and binary, hex and octal text tools work on UTF-8 bytes so non-English text decodes correctly. These are historical or teaching ciphers that can be broken in seconds. Use them for fun and learning, and use proper encryption for anything that must stay private.

Frequently asked questions

Can a Vigenere cipher be cracked?
Yes. With enough text, methods such as Kasiski examination reveal the key length and then the key. It is a teaching cipher, not real security.
Which Morse code standard is used?
ITU-R M.1677-1, plus a few common extra symbols. Words are separated by a slash, and the decoder accepts dots and dashes in several styles.
Does the Braille translator support contractions?
It converts letters, numbers and punctuation to uncontracted Braille Unicode characters and back. It does not apply Grade 2 contractions.

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