JavaScript Obfuscator
Input JavaScript:
Obfuscated Output:
Test Obfuscated Code:
How to Use
- Paste your JavaScript code into the "Input JavaScript" textarea.
- Adjust the obfuscation options as needed:
- Self-defending: Adds protections to make the code harder to debug.
- Compact code: Removes unnecessary whitespace to reduce code size.
- Click the "Obfuscate Code" button to generate the obfuscated code.
- View the obfuscated code in the "Obfuscated Output" textarea.
- Use the "Copy" button to copy the obfuscated code to your clipboard.
- Click the "Test in Console" button to execute the obfuscated code and check its output in the browser console.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is JavaScript obfuscation?
JavaScript obfuscation transforms readable code into a format that is difficult to understand, protecting it from reverse-engineering while maintaining functionality.
What does the "Self-defending" option do?
The self-defending option adds mechanisms to prevent debugging or tampering with the code, such as detecting developer tools.
Will obfuscated code work the same as my original code?
Yes, obfuscated code should maintain the same functionality as the original, though complex code may require testing to ensure compatibility.
Can I test the obfuscated code?
Yes, use the "Test in Console" button to execute the obfuscated code. Check the browser console for output or errors.
Is obfuscation reversible?
Obfuscation is not encryption; determined individuals may reverse-engineer the code, but it significantly increases the difficulty.
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