CipherBox — FAQ
Text Encoding Converter — Frequently Asked Questions
15 formats: Morse Code, Binary, Braille, NATO Phonetic, ROT13, Caesar Cipher, Atbash, A1Z26 (letter-number), Reverse, Upside Down, Pig Latin, Base64, Hexadecimal, Octal, and Plain Text.
Yes! When Morse Code is selected, a "Play" button appears. It plays the Morse code as audio beeps through your browser. You can adjust the WPM (words per minute) speed.
A substitution cipher that shifts each letter by a configurable number of positions. CipherBox provides a shift slider (1-25). ROT13 is a special case of Caesar with shift=13.
Each letter is mapped to its Unicode Braille pattern. The output shows actual Braille dot patterns that can be copied and pasted.
Yes! All formats support bidirectional conversion. Type Morse code in the output field (or toggle to Decode mode) to convert back to plain text.
Yes. Toggle to file input mode, then upload a .txt file. The file content is loaded and converted using the selected encoding.
A collapsible panel showing encoding mappings for A-Z and 0-9 across Morse, Binary, Braille, NATO, and A1Z26.
All encoding and decoding happens in your browser. No text is transmitted to any server.