Introduction of HideText

This tool use random numbers to hide your text from search engines finding your internet activity. It has been deployed online:

Both domains point to the same project. Any existing links created using the Vercel domain remain fully functional.

Use Case

Suppose your email address is “my_special_name@example.com”.

You can use hide-text.com to generate multiple random addresses:

Clicking on any of these distinct random addresses reveals your actual address: “my_special_name@example.com”.

You can post “Random Address A” on Sub-A and “Random Address B” on Sub-B.

Scenario 1: The random address cannot be retrieved from your real email address

If someone searches for your real email address—”my_special_name@example.com”—on Google, they will not see the “Random Address A” you posted on Sub-A.

This is because your real email address was not made public on Sub-A, and Google does not link “Random Address A” to your real email address.

Scenario 2: A leak of one random address does not expose the other

If someone learns of “Random Address A” and searches for it on Google, they will only see the record you left on Sub-A. They will not be able to discover “Random Address B,” which you posted on Sub-B.

This is because it is impossible to derive “Random Address B” from “Random Address A.”

Privacy

HideText is designed with a privacy-first approach. All text processing is performed entirely within your web browser.

For more details, please see our full Privacy Policy.