Route
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Canonical noun-first path on cryptvert.com.
Generic hubs
Use /file/encrypt and /file/decrypt when you want the broadest workflow without a format-specific upload restriction.
Format routes
Use noun-first paths like /pdf/encrypt, /docx/encrypt, or /zip/decrypt when you want tighter matching and stronger format-specific copy.
Crawl hub
The new /formats page links every live route in one crawl-friendly index.
Priority format pages
Protect signed agreements before client handoff
DOCX
Vault proposal drafts before emailing them to prospects
XLSX
Vault financial models before sharing them with leadership
ZIP
Wrap a release bundle before sending it externally
JPG
Vault sensitive scanned records before sending them to vendors
PNG
Vault screenshots before posting them in external systems
MP4
Vault product demos before external review
CSV
Protect CRM exports before agency handoff
All live routes
Encrypt routes
Decrypt routes
Visible FAQ
Why does the homepage link to both /file routes and format routes?
The homepage is the main category hub. It links to the broad generic file workflows as well as the format-specific pages so users and crawlers can move directly to the route that best matches the job.
When should I choose a format page instead of /file/encrypt?
Choose a format page when you want tighter upload matching and copy that is specific to a file family like PDF, DOCX, CSV, JSON, ZIP, or MP4. Choose /file/encrypt when you want the broadest route.
Do all decrypt routes accept only .vault packages?
Yes. Every decrypt route accepts .vault packages. The format-specific decrypt pages simply explain the workflow for vaults that originally wrapped a particular file type.
Does Cryptvert upload files to a server during the core workflow?
Cryptvert is designed so the supported encryption and decryption workflow happens locally in your browser, and the resulting file downloads back to your device.
Related format pages
Start from the generic file hubs or jump straight into a priority format page.