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Hashing runs in your browser. No password ever leaves your device. Learn more

Privacy-first: All hashing and verification are done in your browser. No data is ever sent to our servers.

For storing passwords, bcrypt is recommended. SHA and MD5 are fast hashes and are not suitable for password storage.
Use bcrypt for password storage. SHA/MD5 are best for checksums, not storing passwords.
Higher cost is slower but more secure. Common values are 10 to 12.
Copy the generated hash for testing or development.

Verify bcrypt hash

Check whether a password matches a bcrypt hash, fully client-side.

Verification supports bcrypt hashes only.

About this Password Hash Generator

This tool helps you generate hashes for testing and development. For real applications, store passwords using a slow hashing algorithm like bcrypt with an appropriate cost factor.

Common uses and guidance

bcrypt for password storage

Use bcrypt for storing passwords because it is intentionally slow and more resistant to brute-force attacks.

SHA and MD5 for checksums

SHA-256/SHA-512 and MD5 are fast hashes. Use them for integrity checks, not for storing passwords.

Verify bcrypt safely

Paste a bcrypt hash and test a password match locally in your browser without sending data anywhere.

How It Works

1. Enter input

Type the password (or text) you want to hash. Everything stays on your device.

2. Choose an algorithm

Select bcrypt for password storage, or SHA/MD5 for checksum-style hashing.

3. Generate and copy

Generate the hash instantly, then copy it for testing, development, or verification.

Perfect For

Developers and QA

Generate sample hashes for unit tests, fixtures, and development workflows.

Security reviews

Quickly compare algorithms and understand why bcrypt is recommended for passwords.

Education and training

Learn hashing basics and practice verifying bcrypt hashes in a safe environment.

Best Practices

Prefer bcrypt for passwords

Avoid storing passwords with SHA/MD5. Use bcrypt with an appropriate cost factor.

Use unique passwords

Never reuse passwords across sites. Unique passwords reduce the impact of breaches.

Use a password manager

Store strong, unique passwords securely and generate them when needed.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this tool really client-side?
Yes. Hashing and verification run in your browser. Nothing is sent to our servers.
Which algorithm should I use for storing passwords?
Use bcrypt (or similar slow hashing like Argon2). Avoid SHA or MD5 for password storage.
What is the bcrypt cost?
Cost controls how expensive hashing is. Higher cost is harder to brute-force but takes more time.

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