TextEncrypter

Threats usually come, or are triggered over the web, but security issues also concern files, or text documents. Luckily, there are different methods to use in order to protect sensible data. For instance, TextEncrypter comes with the necessary means to encrypt instant input, or content of a file with a solid password.

Once the application is installed, you can go ahead and run it to see what it’s about. The visual design is wrapped around a custom-made, appealing window style, with the possibility to choose from different themes. Accommodation is a walk in the park thanks to the intuitive layout, with different tabs for encrypting, and decrypting.

You start off in the encrypt tab. Here you can start writing a message in the edit area, drop a TXT file over the main window, or use the browse dialog to open a text file. Before text gets encrypted, you need to provide a password, which is best to remember, because it’s required to decrypt text. A related option can reveal password characters.

Encrypted text is generated at the press of a button in a field which can’t be edited in order to prevent accidents. For more comfort, a dedicated option sends encrypted text to clipboard to paste it wherever needed. On the other hand, you can save encrypted text under special formats like DAT, XSC, or MSP.

In order to decrypt text, you need to switch to the corresponding tab. If doing so on a different computer, the application needs to be installed. You can either load source from an existing file, or simply paste the encrypted text. Needless to say that the password also needs to be provided.

Bottom line is that security is a relevant issue, regardless of activity. Since text is also involved, TextEncrypter can help secure messages, or entire documents. This is done with little effort, and a password so that only you can decrypt text.