Generate a hash value using the MD5 algorithm.
The MD5 generator calculates the MD5 hash of your text, a 32 character hexadecimal fingerprint. The text is encoded as UTF-8, so the result is identical to PHP's md5() or the md5sum command. Everything is calculated in your browser.
MD5 is great for checksums, cache keys, deduplication and Gravatar URLs. It's not suitable for storing passwords anymore: use bcrypt or Argon2 for that.
Same output as PHP, MySQL and command line tools.
Works with any language and emoji.
Your text never leaves your browser.
Copy the hash straight to your clipboard.
No, hashing is one-way. Short or common inputs can still be found in lookup tables, which is why MD5 isn't safe for passwords.
Not for security purposes, collisions can be created. It's still fine for checksums and identifiers.
Yes, a single different character, including its case, produces a completely different hash.
128 bits, written as 32 hexadecimal characters.