Text to ROT13 Converter
Encode text to ROT13 or decode ROT13 back to text. The same step works both ways.
Encode text to ROT13 or decode ROT13 back to text. The same step works both ways.
ROT13 replaces each letter with the one 13 places later in the alphabet, wrapping around: A becomes N, N becomes A. Because the alphabet has 26 letters, applying ROT13 twice gives the original text, so the same operation encodes and decodes. Hello becomes Uryyb.
Paste the ROT13 text and run it. The same shift of 13 turns it back into the original.
No. It is a trivial substitution anyone can reverse. Use it to hide spoilers, not to protect secrets; for that see the text encryption tool.
They are left unchanged. Only A–Z and a–z are rotated.