Password Encryption Tool

🔐 Online Password Encryption Tool

Secure your application with properly encrypted passwords. Use this tool to hash your passwords using modern encryption algorithms like bcrypt, argon2i, and argon2id.

In today’s world of digital applications, protecting user data — especially passwords — is non-negotiable. Storing plain-text passwords can put your entire system at risk. That’s why it’s essential to use strong, irreversible password hashing algorithms before saving any sensitive data into your database.

🔐 What This Tool Does

This Password Encryption Tool lets you instantly hash any password using Laravel’s built-in cryptographic algorithms. Simply enter a password, select your preferred encryption method, and get the secure hash that you can safely store in your database.

🛠 Features

• Real Laravel Hashing: Uses Laravel’s Hash::make() to provide real backend-encrypted output.
• Supports Multiple Algorithms: Choose from bcrypt, argon2i, or argon2id for secure password storage.
• Copy to Clipboard: Quickly copy the encrypted hash for use in testing, development, or database seeding.
• One-Click Hashing: Enter your password and generate its encrypted version in seconds.
• Secure by Design: No plain-text passwords are stored or saved — encryption happens in real time on the server.
• CSRF-Protected: Laravel’s built-in protection ensures that your submission is secure.

💡 Why Use Password Hashing?

Password hashing ensures that even if your database is compromised, the actual passwords remain protected. Unlike encryption, hashing is a one-way transformation — meaning the original password cannot be retrieved from the hashed value.

This makes it nearly impossible for attackers to reverse-engineer passwords, especially when combined with strong algorithms and salting mechanisms.

🚨 Never Store Plain Text Passwords

If you're building login systems, admin panels, or user-based applications, this tool helps you test and understand password hashing without exposing your actual password data. It’s also a great educational tool for developers learning how encryption works in Laravel.