Reading the table
Each row is one tested shift. The useful line is usually the one where natural words and a coherent sentence appear.
Automatically test the 25 possible Caesar shifts.
Paste a Caesar-encrypted message and instantly compare all 25 shifts in a clean table, with row copy or full export.
0 source char.
The 25 shifts will appear here.
| Shift | Shifted text | Copy |
|---|---|---|
| Add an encrypted message. | ||
Enter the encrypted message: the tool calculates all 25 possible outputs. Find the readable line, then copy it or export every attempt.
Use the Caesar cipher tool to encode or decode precisely with a chosen value.
When a message looks like a Caesar cipher but the shift is unknown, the fastest method is to test all 25 possible shifts and look for the readable line.
Each row is one tested shift. The useful line is usually the one where natural words and a coherent sentence appear.
Copy all keeps the source message and every output, useful for comparing hypotheses or saving a trace.
Once the shift is found, use the Caesar cipher tool to encode or decode precisely with that value.
| Encrypted message | Useful shift | Readable result |
|---|---|---|
| PHVVDJH | 3 | MESSAGE |
If no shift gives clear text, the message may use ROT13, the Vigenère cipher, or another substitution method. For the historical principle, see Wikipedia about the Caesar cipher.
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