MD5 Hash
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About MD5
Generate MD5 hashes for strings.
Runs locally in your browser. MD5 is one‑way and cannot be decrypted.
Common Use Cases
- Check data integrity by comparing hashes
- Compare text and existing MD5 quickly
- Store short hashes for simple checks
How It Works
- MD5 is one‑way and cannot be reversed
- Processes UTF‑8 text via TextEncoder
- One‑click copy of results
FAQ
Can MD5 be decrypted?
No. MD5 is a one‑way hash. Only dictionary lookups may find matches for weak inputs.
Is this secure for passwords?
No. Use modern algorithms like bcrypt, scrypt or Argon2 with salt.
Is data uploaded?
No. All operations run locally in your browser.