SHA3-384 Hash Generator

Free online SHA3-384 hash generator. Compute SHA-3 384-bit digests for text and files instantly in your browser.

Text mode — hashes your input as UTF-8 characters

Best for strings, passwords, JSON, and code. Need to verify a download against a published checksum? Switch to and drop the file in — text mode cannot reproduce a file checksum.

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What is SHA3-384?

SHA3-384 produces a 384-bit digest using the SHA-3 sponge construction. It parallels SHA-384 in the SHA-2 family but with Keccak internals. Some enterprise and government profiles reference SHA3-384 for longer digests within the SHA-3 standard.

Common use cases:

  • Enterprise policies requiring SHA-3 family algorithms
  • Cryptographic module validation (FIPS 202)
  • Long-digest integrity with SHA-3 construction
  • Research comparing SHA-2 and SHA-3 outputs

Examples

InputSHA3-384 Hash
Eazytools4ue764c6862ebcb771e536aadff42332805031b0974249f8692cda13da0d8652f8405dda893f93562f8b7a8d08a4400301
abcec01498288516fc926459f58e2c6ad8df9b473cb0fc08c2596da7cf0e49be4b298d88cea927ac7f539f1edf228376d25
hello720aea11019ef06440fbf05d87aa24680a2153df3907b23631e7177ce620fa1330ff07c0fddee54699a4c3ee0ee9d887

Programming Examples

Node.js
const crypto = require("crypto");

const hash = crypto.createHash("sha3-384")
  .update("hello", "utf8")
  .digest("hex");

console.log(hash); // SHA3-384 hex digest
Python
import hashlib

digest = hashlib.sha3_384(b"hello").hexdigest()
print(digest)  # SHA3-384 hex digest
OpenSSL CLI
echo -n "hello" | openssl dgst -sha3-384 -hex

Frequently Asked Questions

SHA3-384 vs SHA-384 — same hash?

No. They produce the same digest length but use completely different algorithms (sponge vs Merkle-Damgård).

When is SHA3-384 used?

In specialized standards and systems that mandate SHA-3. General web checksums typically use SHA-256 or SHA-512.

What output formats are supported?

Lowercase hex, uppercase hex, and Base64.

Is file hashing supported?

Yes. Use File mode for raw binary checksums.

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