Online PGP Encryption, Decryption And Key Generator Tool

Pretty Good Privacy (PGP) is an encryption system used for both sending encrypted emails and encrypting sensitive files. Since its invention back in 1991, PGP has become the de facto standard for email security.
It is often used to encrypt and decrypt texts, emails, and files to increase the security of emails. PGP encryption uses a mix of data compression, hashing, and public-key cryptography. It also uses symmetric and asymmetric keys to encrypt data that is transferred across networks. It combines features of private and public key cryptography. Each step uses a different algorithm, and each public key is associated with a username and an email address

PGP Generate Keys

This tool generates Pretty Good Privacy (PGP) public key as well as the private key of sizes - 512 bit, 1024 bit, 2048 bit for both the sender and the receiver.

Key Size

Sender Email Id -

Receiver Email Id -

Sender User Id -

Receiver User Id -

Sender Comment -

Receiver Comment -

Sender Public Key Receiver Public Key

Sender Private Key Receiver Private Key

PGP Encryption

Enter Plain Text to Encrypt -

The String which is to be encrypted using PGP Encryption

Sender Mail Id

The sender email id which was used during key creation and will be used for PGP Encryption

Sender Comment

The sender comment which was used during key creation and will be used for PGP Encryption

Enter Sender Public key

The generated sender public key which we generated above in Key Generation will be used for PGP Encryption

Enter Sender Private key

The generated sender private key which we generated above in Key Generation will be used for PGP Encryption

Enter Receiver Mail Id

The receiver comment which was used during key creation and will be used for PGP Encryption

Enter Receiver Public key

The generated receiver public key which we generated above in Key Generation will be used for PGP Encryption

PGP Decryption

Enter Encrypted Text to Decrypt -

The PGP Encrypted String which we want to decrypt

Enter Receiver Comment

The receiver comment which was used during key creation and will be used for PGP Decryption

Receiver Public key

The generated receiver public key which we generated above in Key Generation will be used for PGP Decryption

Receiver Private key

The generated receiver private key which we generated above in Key Generation will be used for PGP Decryption

Sender Mail Id

The sender mail id which was used during key creation and will be used for PGP Decryption

Sender Public key

The generated sender public key which we generated above in Key Generation will be used for PGP Decryption

Pretty Good Privacy (PGP) Workflow

One use of PGP encryption is to confidentially send messages. To do this, PGP combines private-key and public-key encryption. The sender encrypts the message using a public encryption algorithm provided by the receiver. The receiver provides their personal public-key to whomever they would like to receive messages from. This is done to protect the message during transmission. Once the recipient receives the message, they use their own private-key to decode the message, while keeping their personal private-key a secret for other.
Pretty Good Privacy (PGP) working

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