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Bacon's Cipher

Hide messages using Francis Bacon's binary encoding system with two-symbol representation.

Bacon Cipher

Binary encoding using A/B

Mode

Input Text

Characters: 0Words: 0

Output Text

Example Texts

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Hello World

Basic example

The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog

Pangram

Testing 123!

Mixed content

How to Use Bacon's Cipher

Enter letters to encode and select Encode.
Read each letter as a five-symbol A/B group; the component separates every input character with a space.
Switch to Decode to extract five-character A/B groups from encoded text.
Copy the result, remembering that I/J and U/V intentionally share codes.

This is the 24-letter Baconian mapping: each alphabetic symbol is represented by five binary-like choices written as A and B.

Three letters — input:

ABC

Output:

AAAAA AAAAB AAABA

Word — input:

TEST

Output:

BAABA AABAA BAAAB BAABA

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