SHA-1 Hash Generator
Generate a SHA-1 hash from text — 160-bit digest, computed locally.
To generate a SHA-1 hash, paste your text above and the 160-bit digest is produced using the browser's native WebCrypto implementation. SHA-1 is deprecated for security use after practical collisions were demonstrated in 2017, but still appears in Git object IDs.
Runs in your browser- Digest size
- 160 bits
- Inputs
- Text or any file, hashed locally
- Verification
- Compare against a published checksum
- Security
- Cryptographically broken — checksums only
- Privacy
- Runs entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded
- Cost
- Free, unlimited, no sign-up
Frequently asked questions
Why does Git use SHA-1?
How do I verify a downloaded file?
Is my file uploaded to check it?
How to use the sha-1 hash generator
- 1Choose the hash.
- 2Enter or paste your text to hash.
- 3Select your file — the file stays on your device and is never uploaded.
- 4Enter or paste your verify against (optional).
- 5Turn "Uppercase hex" on or off as needed.
- 6Press Run, then download the result when it is ready.
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