Hash File Checker

Generate cryptographic hashes from uploaded files to verify integrity and detect changes.

📁 About File Hashing

File hashing generates a unique fingerprint for any file. Compare hashes to verify file integrity, detect changes, or confirm downloads completed successfully.

Common uses:
  • Verify file integrity after transfer
  • Detect unauthorized file modifications
  • Confirm software downloads are authentic
  • Digital forensics and evidence handling
  • Duplicate file detection

File Hashing Applications

Integrity Verification

Download Verification: Confirm files downloaded correctly

Transfer Validation: Ensure files weren't corrupted during transfer

Backup Verification: Verify backup copies match originals


Security Uses

Tamper Detection: Identify unauthorized file modifications

Forensic Analysis: Create evidence fingerprints

Malware Detection: Compare against known good/bad hashes


Development Workflows

Build Verification: Ensure compiled artifacts are identical

Deployment Validation: Confirm correct files are deployed

Version Control: Track file changes over time


Supported Algorithms

AlgorithmOutput LengthSecurity LevelRecommended Use
SHA-25664 charsHighProduction, Bitcoin
SHA-140 charsLowLegacy compatibility
MD532 charsBrokenNon-security checksums

Example Use Case

Verify a downloaded Bitcoin Core release

Download: bitcoin-24.0.1-x86_64-linux-gnu.tar.gz

Upload to hash checker

Compare with official SHA256SUMS file

Verify integrity before installation

Privacy Note: All hashing happens in your browser - files are never uploaded to servers.

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