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EncryptoPack - AES-256 Encryption for Files and Folders

EncryptoPack is a lightweight app built to keep your sensitive data safe with industry-grade encryption. Whether you're locking down personal documents or securing work files, it makes encrypting and decrypting files and folders quick and painless.

🔒 Why Encryption Matters

Encryption turns readable data into a scrambled mess that only authorized users can make sense of. It's one of your best defenses against:

  • Unauthorized access
  • Data tampering
  • Theft or leaks

⚙️ What EncryptoPack Offers

  • File and folder encryption using AES-256
  • A simple interface - no technical expertise needed
  • Fast performance, even on large folders
  • A recovery key so a forgotten password doesn't lock you out for good
  • Support for a separate ivkey file if you want an extra layer of security

Take control of your digital privacy with EncryptoPack - where security meets simplicity.


🖼️ Screenshots

Main Interface Main Interface

Tip: You can also just drag your files straight into the app — no need to browse for them.


🚀 Get Started with EncryptoPack

For Most Users — Download the Ready-to-Use App

No setup needed. Just grab the latest Windows binary from the Releases Page.

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🛠️ For Developers - Run from Source

Prefer running it from source, or on Linux/macOS? Here's how:

  1. Clone the repository:
git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/8gudbits/EncryptoPack.git
cd EncryptoPack/src
  1. Install the dependencies:
  • On Windows:
    pip install -r requirements.txt
    
  • On Linux/macOS:
    pip3 install -r requirements.txt
    

That's it — you're ready to run EncryptoPack locally and start encrypting your files.

Note: Got a file encrypted with an older format? EncryptoPack will let you know which version you need to decrypt it — no surprises, no broken files.


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Specification files live in /specs:


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