Email Passwords Safely

How this works

Asymetric cryptography is used to encrypt the password.

• A Public Key (safe to share) is used to encrypt the password
• A Private Key (DO NOT share) is used to make it readable again

Only a person with the Private Key is able to decrypt the password and read its contents.

How to receive a password

You are the recipient and the other person is the sender.

Give the sender your public key

1. Create your Public/Private Key below if you don't already have one
2. Share your personalized link with the sender
3. Wait for them to send you their encrypted password

Make the password readable

1. Go to the decrypt page
2. Add or select your Private Key
3. Paste the contents of the encrypted message
4. Click the "Decrypt Message" button

How to send a password

You are the sender and the other person is the recipient.

1. Make sure your recipient has the Private Key
2. Use the recipient's personalized link or go to the encrypt page
3. Add or select the Public Key (if needed)
4. Type your password
5. Copy the encrypted text
6. Paste the encrypted message into an email or messaging app

Generate Public/Private Keys

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Step 1: Click on a key size

Security Features

• Runs entirely in your browser, no data is communicated off this page
• No cookies, analytics or trackers are used on this site
• No external files, scripts, css or images are loaded into any page
• Each page is completely self contained

Create shareable link using an existing PEM public key

If you lost your encryption link you can recreate it here using your Public Key.