Console Cryptor

Console Cryptor is a simple command-line tool that lets you easily encrypt and decrypt files and folders using one or more passwords. It's pretty straightforward, so even if you're not a tech whiz, you can still manage it!

How to Get Started with Console Cryptor

To kick things off, you'll need to open the Windows Command Prompt. You can do this by dragging and dropping the Console Cryptor from where it's saved right onto the app's interface. Alternatively, just type in the path where the Console Crypto executable is located.

Encrypting Files Made Easy

Once you're up and running, it's time to start encrypting! You just need to use some specific commands. Here's how it works: you'll type out the command starting with concrypt, followed by the INFILE (the file path of what you want to encrypt) and OUTFILE (where you want your encrypted file to go). Don't forget your passwords—PASSWORD1 OR PASSWORD2—and then add one of these switches: -noask, -enc - asfX - amfX - acfX. Just remember that X has to be a number between one and seven.

Find More Help Inside

If you're scratching your head about any of this, no worries! There's a readme text file included in the download that gives you all the details. The developer has packed it with tons of examples, explanations, and everything else you might need to know about using this utility.

Give It a Try!

If you're on the lookout for an easy-to-use tool for encrypting or decrypting files without too much hassle, Console Cryptor is worth checking out. It's quick and gets the job done!