PyCryptedImages 1.2

A Python package to hide text in fake image files

PyCryptedImages

PyCryptedImages is a Python package designed to hide text in fake image files. It allows you to encode text into a file that appears to be an image, making it useful for various applications, such as steganography or protecting sensitive data.

Features

• Encode text into a fake image file (JPEG format).
• User-friendly function for specifying the file path and name.
• Compatible with Windows and other operating systems.

Installation

You can install PyCryptedImages using pip:

pip install PyCryptedImages

Or install directly from GitHub:

pip install git+https://github.com/R-D-R248/PyCryptedImages.git

Usage

Here’s how you can use PyCryptedImages to encode text into a fake image:

import PyCryptedImages

# Generate a fake image path
pycrypt_image = PyCryptedImages.Encode(path="C:/Users/YourUser/Desktop", name="hidden_message")

# Save text into the generated fake image path
PyCryptedImages.Save(text="Hello, world!", pycrypt_image=pycrypt_image)

# Directly encode and save text into a fake image
PyCryptedImages.EncodeFile(text="Hello, world!", path="C:/Users/YourUser/Desktop", name="hidden_message")

Example Output

This will create a file named hidden_message.jpg on your Desktop, but it will actually contain the text "Hello, world!".

Decode Function

To decode the hidden text from a fake image file, use the following code:

import PyCryptedImages

# Decode text from the fake image
text = PyCryptedImages.Decode(path="C:/Users/YourUser/Desktop", name="hidden_message")
print("Decoded Text:", text)

Update Log

• 1.0: Initial Release
• 1.1: Added Decode Function
• 1.2: Fixed the Decode Function Error and added Update Log

Contributing

Feel free to submit issues or contribute by making pull requests on GitHub.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.