シーザー暗号とは?
無料のオンライン シーザー暗号ツール。シーザーシフト暗号を使用してテキストを暗号化または復号。
The Caesar cipher is one of the earliest known encryption techniques, used by Julius Caesar to protect military messages. Each letter in the plaintext is shifted a fixed number of positions down the alphabet. With modern computing, it offers no real security — but it remains an excellent teaching tool for understanding cryptography fundamentals, character encoding, and modular arithmetic.
This tool supports custom shifts from 1 to 25 positions. Quick preset buttons provide ROT3 (the classic Caesar shift), ROT5 (shifts digits 0-9), ROT13 (shifts letters, self-inverse), and ROT47 (shifts all printable ASCII characters). Choose Encrypt or Decrypt mode — encryption shifts forward, decryption shifts backward. The slider provides fine-grained shift selection.
The brute-force mode displays all 25 possible shifts simultaneously. This is useful for cryptanalysis: if you have ciphertext but do not know the shift, brute-force shows every possible decryption at once. The correct shift typically produces readable English text. A letter frequency bar chart visualizes the distribution of letters in the output, helping identify the natural letter distribution that signals correct decryption.
Non-alphabetic characters (spaces, numbers, punctuation) are preserved in their original positions. Letter case is maintained. The tool works with any text in English or any Latin-alphabet language.