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TEXT CONVERTERS & CIPHERS

Turn any text into something else

Morse, runes, Base64, ciphers and more. Type on one side, get the result on the other.

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What this site does

StringMash turns text into Morse, runes, Ogham, Base64, binary, character codes and the classic puzzle ciphers. Type on one side and the result appears on the other. There's no convert button anywhere on the site.

It's grown into six sections. Ciphers covers the classics from Caesar to Enigma, famous unsolved codes and a daily puzzle. Scripts writes English in runes, Ogham, Greek and hieroglyphs and signals it in Morse or semaphore. Developer tools encodes, decodes and calculates for code and networks. Maths shows the working for long division, fractions and more. The geocaching toolkit handles cache hints and coordinates, and fancy text puts your words in bold, cursive, zalgo and more to copy and paste.

Every converter that can run backwards does, and the arrows between the boxes re-run what you typed in the other direction. Where a conversion only goes one way, like Pig Latin, the page says so instead of guessing.

Holding something unreadable? Start at the cipher identifier, which tries every conversion here and ranks what comes back.

Everything runs in your browser, and nothing you type is sent anywhere. Each page explains how its conversion works and lists the sources it was checked against, and many have a chart you can print.

What's new

  • Improved

    Your tools is in the header and the phone menu once you've starred or used a tool, and the star links to it. The list on the home page has a remove button on each tool and shows the last few tools you used. It still stays in your browser.

  • Improved

    Nineteen tools that couldn't be starred now can, among them the chain decoder, image to ASCII, the book cipher, the puzzle lock, the daily puzzle and the worksheet generators.

  • Fixed

    A tool that has since been removed or renamed is dropped from Your tools or shown under its new name, and an empty Your tools box no longer shows on the home page.

  • Fixed

    Corrected the dates of William Friedman's two study groups, Prescott Currier's work and the Hauer and Kondrak paper, checked against D'Imperio's 1978 NSA monograph and the 2016 paper itself.

  • Fixed

    Git's SHA-1 default is now dated, with Git's plan to move to SHA-256 in Git 3.0.

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196 converters in 13 groups

Ciphers and codes

36 converters
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Styled text

24 converters

Encodings

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Maths

29 converters
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