Local encryption tools that run in your browser

MakePwd is a free set of local encryption tools for passwords, files, and one-time secrets. Generation, strength checks, link cleanup, and file encryption finish in this tab. Nothing you type is uploaded. No account required.

✓ Web Crypto API ✓ AES-256-GCM ✓ Nothing uploaded
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Why encrypt locally instead of uploading plaintext?

People search for a password generator or file encryption tool and still hesitate: will this page send what I type to a server? MakePwd keeps the work in your browser with the Web Crypto API. Generated passwords, passwords you check, cleanup source text, and files stay on this device. Burn-Link stores only ciphertext; the decrypt key sits after # in the link. You can confirm that in DevTools on the spot.

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Illustration of in-browser encryption: a lock in the address bar and a shield, compute staying on this page
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For developers, operators, and anyone sending secrets

Create a random password for a new account, strip UTM parameters before you share a link, send a recovery code as a one-time secret, or encrypt a file into a .lock on this device. No sign-up. Built for people who do not want a website to see their plaintext.

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Questions people ask before they trust a browser tool

On MakePwd, password generation, strength checks, link cleanup, text redaction, and file encrypt or decrypt finish in this tab. Your plaintext is not uploaded. Burn-Link is the exception: only ciphertext is stored, and the decrypt key stays in the URL # fragment.

No. There is no sign-up and no password vault. Every tool is free to open and use.

Use a Burn-Link. Encrypt the secret in your browser, send the full link including #, and it burns after the first successful read. Neither of you needs an account.

No. It is not a Have I Been Pwned lookup and it does not search the web. Strength is estimated on this device and compared with a built-in list of common leaked passwords. Open the password strength checker to try it.

Start with a strong password, then check it or send it once