πΈ Evidence Screenshot Capturer
Take a screenshot of any website. A date-time stamp and a digital fingerprint (SHA-256) are added, so it can be used as proof in your complaint.
How to use
- Enter the website link below and press "Take screenshot" β the screenshot appears in a few seconds.
- Or upload your own screenshot (or paste it with Ctrl+V) β the time, link and fingerprint are written on it.
- Save the image shown below (PC: right-click β Save image; mobile: long-press the image) and attach it to your complaint.
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Ready! The stamped screenshot is below β save it.
Keep in mind: (1) Always keep the original screenshot you took yourself β it is the strongest proof. (2) For URL screenshots the link is sent to an online service, so do not enter private or logged-in links. (3) The service may see the page differently from you β your own screenshot of what you saw is best.
𧬠File Type / Signature Identifier
What is a file really? The name may say "photo.pdf" while the inside is a virus (EXE). This tool looks inside the file and tells you.
How to use
- Choose any file below (PDF, photo, APK, ZIP, anything) β the file is not opened, only checked.
- The result shows the real type, size and SHA-256 fingerprint.
- If you see a red warning, do not open or install the file, and do not trust whoever sent it.
π’ Green: the name and the real type match.
π‘ Yellow: be careful β the file can run code or was not recognised.
π΄ Red: fake or double extension β do not open the file.
The fingerprint (SHA-256) lets you prove later that the file has not been changed. Note it down in your complaint.
π³ QR Code Decoder
Scanning a QR can open a link or take money. Upload the QR image here and see what is inside first, without opening anything.
How to use
- Choose a screenshot or photo of the QR (or paste it with Ctrl+V).
- The tool shows the link / UPI / text inside β the link is never opened automatically.
- Read the yellow/red warnings. If in doubt, do not open it, and call 1930 or report at cybercrime.gov.in.
π’ Green: no obvious danger in the link (still check the domain yourself).
π‘ Yellow: UPI payment, shortened link, or no https β be careful.
π΄ Red: look-alike domain, IP address, "@" in the link, or an APK download.
Remember: you never need to scan a QR or enter your UPI PIN to receive money. Anyone who says "scan this and money will arrive" is a fraudster.
This tool is for assistance only, not legal advice. Always keep your original files.