Tom's Hash Explorer

Tom's Hash Explorer is a super handy tool that helps you check the cryptographic values of files you download to your computer. This way, you can make sure everything is safe and sound.

Quick Installation and User-Friendly Interface

The installation process is a breeze! It’s quick and straightforward, so you won’t have to worry about any complicated steps. When you launch the software, you'll see an easy-to-use interface that makes everything simple. On the left side, you can view all your connected drives, while the bigger area on the right shows important details about the files in those folders.

Easy Hash Checks with Multiple Algorithms

Using Tom's Hash Explorer to check file integrity is as easy as pie! Just click on the algorithm you want from the toolbar to get started. You can find your files by using the dedicated pane or just drag and drop them right into the program.

Multiple Algorithms for Security

The software supports several hashing algorithms including MD5, SHA-1, SHA-2 (256), SHA-2 (384), SHA-2 (512), and Shannon's Entropy. The best part? It calculates these hashes in seconds! So whether you're checking one file or multiple files, it won't take long at all.

Export Results for Easy Sharing

You’ll love that Tom's Hash Explorer lets you export your results into different formats. Need to share them for a project? You can save them as RTF, PDF, CSV, or XLS files. That makes sharing results super easy!

Print Options for Meetings

If you need to present your findings during a meeting, this tool has got your back too! You can print out the results directly from the software. Plus, it includes print preview options and advanced page setup features like headers and footers—perfect for adding a professional touch!

Verify File Integrity Easily

If you're ever unsure whether a file is exactly what you expect before copying it over to your hard drive, checking its cryptographic value is a smart move. With Tom’s Hash Explorer, performing a hash check automatically helps confirm if files have been changed or corrupted.