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ROT13 Encoder & Decoder

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How to use ROT13 Encoder & Decoder

What the tool does, how to run it, and what to expect from the result.

About this rot13 encoder & decoder

ROT13 rotates each letter 13 places: A becomes N, N becomes A. Because 13 is half of 26, applying it twice gives back the original, so one operation does both jobs. It hides spoilers, puzzle answers and punchlines from a casual glance; it is not encryption.

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Who ROT13 Encoder & Decoder is for

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Anyone who needs this done quickly, privately and free.

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Using the rot13 encoder & decoder without installing anything or signing up.

FAQ

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Why is ROT13 its own inverse?

The alphabet has 26 letters, so two shifts of 13 add up to a full turn and land every letter back where it started.

Is ROT13 secure?

No. It is a fixed Caesar shift anyone can reverse in a second. It is for hiding text from accidental reading, not from anyone trying.

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