Tool to simulate a keyboard shift, this Qwerty Cipher consists in typing a letter close to another on a computer keyboard. The shift can be on the right, the left, up or down.

This simple substitution cipher maps the keys of a keyboard layout to letters like this: QWERTY = ABCDEF. You can choose between three different keyboard layouts.

A simple substitution cipher rearranges the alphabet so every ciphertext letter consistently stands in for another letter or symbol. This page is a complete guide to substitution ciphers plus a hands-on tool …

Encode and ecode text into various systems: binary, hexadecimal, Baudot and CCITT. Replace each letter with the number of its position in the alphabet. A simple replacment method that is usually the …

All this does is shift all letters one key to the left on your keyboard. For example: i becomes u and f becomes d and so on.

Use our Caesar cipher encoder to convert messages into cipher text or test every possible key to solve caesar cipher puzzles without knowing the original shift.

Our AI-powered Secret Code Translator instantly deciphers various cipher types including Caesar, Vigenère, Morse code, and custom substitution codes with professional accuracy.

Tool to translate keyboard keys into column-line and vice versa. The keyboard has keys that can be identified with their coordinates: number of row and column.

Decrypt running key (book) ciphers with long text keys. Paste your ciphertext and key to see instant results and optional step-by-step breakdowns. Our running key cipher tool is a free online running …

Stuck with a cipher or secret code? This free tool will help you identify the type of encryption, as well as give you guidance about solving it and any available cipher decoder. This tool uses AI/Machine …