What is a Code Obfuscator?

A Code Obfuscator is a tool that changes normal code into a confusing form so people can’t read it easily. It renames variables, removes helpful spacing, and rewrites parts so the code still runs but looks scrambled. This is useful when you want to protect your code from being copied or studied.

Why Use a Code Obfuscator?

Using a code obfuscator gives extra safety to your files and keeps your work private. Here are some easy-to-understand reasons:

• Protects Your Work: Makes it harder for others to copy or reuse your code.
• Hides Logic: Keeps your special ways of doing things secret.
• Reduces Size (sometimes): Some obfuscators also minify code which can make files smaller and load faster.
• Good for Distribution: Useful when sharing scripts but you don’t want to share how they work.

How to Use Our Code Obfuscator

1. Paste your code (like JavaScript) into the editor box.
2. Choose the obfuscation level or options (like rename variables or remove whitespace).
3. Click the “Obfuscate” button.
4. See the obfuscated code in the output box and copy or download it.

That’s all — your code will still work the same but will look scrambled and hard to read.

Notes & Safety

This tool is helpful for protecting code, but obfuscated code is not full-proof security. Skilled people can sometimes reverse it. Also, avoid obfuscating code that must be open or reviewed for security. Our tool processes code in your browser so your code stays private and does not get uploaded to a server.