NTLM Hash Generator
Generate NTLM hashes for lab work, migration checks, password-audit fixtures, and compatibility testing with older Windows authentication data.
Last updated: May 30, 2026
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An NTLM hash is the MD4 digest of a password encoded as UTF-16LE. It is associated with older Windows authentication workflows and is commonly seen in password audit and migration contexts.
Treat NTLM hashes as password-equivalent secrets. This page is intended for local testing and controlled fixtures, not for pasting real production passwords into untrusted environments.
How to Use NTLM Hash Generator
Type the password or sample text to hash
Review the generated NTLM hash
Toggle uppercase if your tooling expects capital hex
Copy the hash for controlled tests or migration checks
Common Use Cases
- Creating NTLM fixtures for password migration tests.
- Checking expected NT hash values in lab environments.
- Reproducing old authentication examples.
- Comparing UTF-16LE password hashing behavior.
Example Input and Output
Generate the well-known NTLM test vector for password.
password8846f7eaee8fb117ad06bdd830b7586cHow This Tool Works
The tool converts the input string to UTF-16LE bytes, runs MD4 over those bytes, and formats the 128-bit result as hexadecimal in the browser.
Technical Stack
Variant
MD4 over UTF-16LE password bytes.
Security note
NTLM hashes are password-equivalent secrets. Use this page for lab data and fixtures, not production credentials.