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Layernt

A multiplatform application that can hide files inside images by encoding them straight into the pixels themselves rather than using any meta data at all.
In short, it is basically physically impossible to tell a difference between an noisy image or an encrypted(needs a password) image.
Makes hiding stuff very safe!

The encoded images appear completely normal from the surface, and since no meta data is being used they can be uploaded to any* image host and you can essentially host files online for free.
Or you can use Layernt to store your secret porn stash on your phones image gallery by encrypting the images there.
Seriously, the possibilites are endless, you could even have secret meme communications this way.
* - Some image hosts do re-encode their images, which will corrupt your data in them. Ex: On Imgur, they start re-encoding/resizing images when they are above 5mb if you are a member.

Spread the word people! Lets take back our privacy!

Layernt uses ImageSharp for image saving on all platforms, so on platfroms you can get ImageSharp working, Layernt will also work on them.
They also use a completely different license than us, so if you need a commercial license then firstly rent a copy from them, then contact us (subspecs@gmail.com) for further discussion to receive an closed source / commercial license.

For everyone else, enjoy!

P.S: If you'd help me pay off the physiatrist that's helping me do all this, then I'd appreciate it!

How to use it?

Head on over to releases and download the latest copy!
If you have issues, complain in the issue tracker!


If it complains about the ".NET 7 is not installed", then head over to microsoft and download it. (Might need a PC restart, probably not tho.)

P.S: If it complains about the file being corrupted even tho you know it isn't, then it probably doesn't have permission to save to that location. (Usually a C:\ drive problem on windows.)
Translation: Right Click App => "Run as Administrator".

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