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ROT13

Rotates every A–Z / a–z letter by 13 places; digits, punctuation and other scripts pass through unchanged. ROT13 is its own inverse, so running the output again restores the input.

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How to use ROT13

Rotate letters by 13 — its own inverse; digits and punctuation untouched.

  1. Prepare your input

    Paste text containing Latin letters.

  2. Use the workspace

    Review letters rotated by 13 positions.

  3. Check your result

    Run the output through ROT13 again to check that it restores the text.

Know the limits

ROT13 is reversible obfuscation, not encryption; digits and punctuation are unchanged.

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