String Obfuscator
Obfuscate text with Base64, ROT13, and masking tools that run entirely in your browser.
Input
Choose a transformation, paste text, and copy or export the result. Your input stays in your browser.
Output
The result updates automatically when the input is valid.
When to use String Obfuscator
Five practical ways this tool helps with quick, privacy-friendly text sharing:
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Share safe placeholders
Mask tokens, IDs, or reference strings before posting screenshots, docs, or chat messages.
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Prepare data for transport
Convert plain text to Base64 when you need a compact, reversible representation for debugging or demos.
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Inspect encoded samples
Decode Base64 snippets locally to verify payloads without switching tools.
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Lightweight obfuscation
Use ROT13 to hide spoilers, answers, or internal notes from casual scanning.
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Work from mobile
Paste text, transform it, and copy the result from your phone or tablet without installing anything.
Frequently asked questions
- How do I use this app?
- Choose a transformation, enter or paste text, and review the live result. Use Copy or Download when you are ready to reuse it, or Clear to start over.
- Is this app free to use?
- Yes. String Obfuscator is free to use and does not require an account.
- What happens to my input data?
- Your text stays in your browser. The app does not send your input to a server or store it for later.
- Why am I getting an error or unexpected output?
- Most issues come from invalid Base64 input, pasted whitespace, or choosing the wrong transformation. Check the selected mode and try again with cleaned-up text.
- Where can I find instructions and troubleshooting tips?
- Open the in-app Help panel. It explains each transformation, common mistakes, and keyboard-friendly controls, including closing the panel with Escape.
String Obfuscator Help
How to use
- Choose Base64 encode, Base64 decode, ROT13, or Mask sensitive text.
- Paste or type text in the input field. The result updates automatically.
- Copy the output or download it as a text file when you're ready to share it.
Tips
- Base64 and ROT13 are reversible transformations, not encryption.
- Base64 decode only works with valid Base64 input; remove stray spaces or broken characters first.
- Mask mode keeps the start and end visible so you can share examples without exposing the full value.