Text Hash computes cryptographic hashes of a string using the Web Crypto API, plus a CRC32 checksum in pure JavaScript.
The input can be UTF-8 text or a hex byte string. Everything runs in your browser.
The Web Crypto API does not provide MD5, and it is not safe for security use. For a name-based UUID that needs MD5, see the UUID v5 tool.
A fast non-cryptographic checksum used to detect accidental changes, for example in ZIP files. It is not a security hash.
It is decoded to bytes first, so hashing the hex 616263 gives the same digest as hashing the text abc.
No. The tool runs entirely on this page.