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This is a python library for image steganography. Using this library user can encrypt and decrypt text message inside an image.

How to use this package

need to install package

pip install imgsteg

In .py file

from imgsteg import imgsteg

create object

obj = imgsteg

How encryption work

image = "name and path of the image including extension" #image = "car.png" new_image = "new.png" message = "your message that want to encrypt" obj.Encrypt(image, message, new_image)

How decryption work

image = "name and path of the image including extension" #image = "car.png" data = obj.Decrypt(image) print(data.message)

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