SHA-3 is a modern cryptographic hash standard published by NIST in 2015. It is based on the Keccak sponge construction and uses a completely different internal design from SHA-2, providing an independent alternative hash family.
SHA3-224 outputs 56 hexadecimal characters, SHA3-256 outputs 64 characters, SHA3-384 outputs 96 characters and SHA3-512 outputs 128 characters. Output format can be switched between Hex and Base64. Hex output supports uppercase conversion. Results can be copied or exported as TXT, JSON and CSV files.
Large files are processed locally using streaming calculation. Files are read in chunks to avoid loading the entire file into memory. The tool displays processing progress and calculation information for easier verification across different environments.
Paste an expected SHA-3 hash value and compare it with the calculated result. The tool helps verify downloaded files, software packages and cross-platform implementation results.
All calculations are performed locally in the browser. Text and files are not uploaded or stored. Password storage should use dedicated password hashing algorithms such as bcrypt or Argon2 instead of general-purpose hash functions.
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