Type your text and a numeric digit key, and the tool encrypts it by shifting each letter by the corresponding digit in a repeating sequence.
A variant of the Vigenère cipher that uses a key made of digits (0–9) instead of letters. Each digit shifts the corresponding letter forward by that many positions.
Any string of digits, such as '31415'. The key repeats across the message. Non-digit characters in the key are ignored.
P+3=S, R+1=S, O+4=S, C+1=D, E+5=J, E+3=H, D+1=E, giving 'SSSDJHE'. Decoding with the same key reverses each shift.