AxCrypt is the leading open source file encryption software for Windows. It integrates seamlessly with Windows to compress, encrypt, decrypt, store, send and work with individual files.

We have received 2,924,999 registrations, so it is tried and proven!

AxCrypt is a great complement to services such as Dropbox, Live Mesh,SkyDrive and Box.net .

Password Protect any number of files using strong encryption.

Right-click integration with Windows Explorer makes AxCrypt the easiest way to encrypt individual files in Windows.

Double-click integration makes it as easy to open, edit and save protected files as it is to work with unprotected files.

Many additional features, but no configuration required. Just install it and use it.

AxCrypt encrypts files that are safely and easily sent to other users via e-mail or any other means. Self-decrypting files are also supported, removing the need to install AxCrypt to decrypt.

AxCrypt is translated into English, Danish, Dutch, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Norwegian, Russian, Polish, Spanish and Swedish so chances are it speaks your preferred language.

If you find AxCrypt useful and would like to contribute cash, a voluntary donation of $5 or $10, or the equivalent in your favorite currency, is greatly appreciated.

AxCrypt has successfully completed the Microsoft Platform Test for ISV Solutions at VeriTest. Testing was conducted independently by VeriTest, a testing service of Lionbridge Technologies.

AxCrypt is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; see the license for details.

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