PGP Encryptor & Decryptor.

Secure Email Encryption. Generate PGP keys, encrypt messages, decrypt content, and sign documents. Full OpenPGP/GPG compatibility.

Generate PGP Key Pair

PGP Key Info

User ID

Your name and email identify the key owner

Passphrase

Optional password to protect your private key

Fingerprint

Unique identifier to verify your key

Use cases

Real-world uses.

Secure Email Communication
Encrypt emails end-to-end so only the recipient can read them. Perfect for confidential business communications, legal documents, and sensitive personal messages.
Encrypted Messaging
Send encrypted messages through any channel - email, chat, or file sharing. The message remains secure even if the channel is compromised.
Document Authentication
Digitally sign documents to prove they came from you and haven't been modified. Essential for contracts, legal documents, and official communications.
Team Collaboration
Share sensitive information with team members securely. Each team member has their own key pair for encrypted group communications.
Open Source Development
Sign code commits and releases to prove authenticity. Widely used in Git, Linux distributions, and open source projects.
Server Administration
Encrypt server credentials, API keys, and configuration files. Share secrets securely between team members and automated systems.

How it works

Four steps.

  1. 01

    Generate a PGP key pair with your name and email, or import existing keys

  2. 02

    To encrypt: Enter message and recipient's public key, then click Encrypt

  3. 03

    To decrypt: Enter encrypted message, your private key and passphrase, then click Decrypt

  4. 04

    To sign: Enter message and your private key, then click Sign to prove authenticity

Features

Complete PGP Encryption Features.

Full-featured PGP/GPG toolkit with key generation, message encryption/decryption, digital signatures, and key management. Perfect for secure email, encrypted messaging, and document authentication.

  • PGP Key Generation

    Generate secure PGP key pairs (2048 or 4096-bit) with user ID and optional passphrase protection

  • Message Encryption

    Encrypt messages with recipient's public key - only they can decrypt it

  • Message Decryption

    Decrypt PGP-encrypted messages using your private key and passphrase

  • Digital Signatures

    Sign messages to prove authenticity and detect tampering

  • Key Fingerprints

    Generate and verify key fingerprints to ensure key authenticity

  • Export & Import

    Download keys in standard ASCII-armored format (.asc) or upload existing keys

  • Quick Copy

    One-click copy for keys, encrypted messages, and signatures

  • Standard Compatible

    Fully compatible with GPG, OpenPGP, and other PGP implementations

FAQ

Questions.

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What is PGP encryption?

PGP (Pretty Good Privacy) is an encryption program that provides cryptographic privacy and authentication. It's widely used for email encryption, file encryption, and digital signatures.

How does PGP differ from other encryption?

PGP uses a hybrid system: asymmetric encryption (RSA) for key exchange and symmetric encryption (AES) for the actual message. This combines the security of RSA with the speed of AES.

What is an ASCII-armored key?

ASCII-armored format is a text-based encoding of PGP keys that makes them safe for email and text transmission. They start with -----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC/PRIVATE KEY BLOCK----- headers.

Should I use a passphrase for my private key?

Yes! A passphrase adds an extra layer of security. Even if someone steals your private key file, they can't use it without the passphrase.

Can I use this with email clients?

Yes! The keys generated here are compatible with email clients like Thunderbird (with Enigmail), Apple Mail, Outlook (with plugins), and webmail services like ProtonMail.

What's the difference between encrypting and signing?

Encryption makes the message unreadable to everyone except the recipient (privacy). Signing proves the message came from you and hasn't been altered (authenticity). You can do both!

How do I share my public key?

You can post it on your website, upload to key servers (like keys.openpgp.org), include in email signatures, or send directly to correspondents. It's meant to be public!

Is PGP still relevant in 2024?

Yes! PGP remains the gold standard for email encryption and is widely used by journalists, activists, developers, and anyone who needs strong privacy. It's the foundation of modern encrypted communication.

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