The tool can generate hash data, as well as compare it with a given string, or directly compare two files or folders. QuickHash enables you to authenticate files with the help of various cryptographic algorithms without wasting too much time. Similarly, QuickHash can evaluate two directories and let you know if the file count is a match, as well as lists the files found in a directory yet not present in the other, together with the hash data. QuickHash can compare two files and let you know if the generated hash data is a match or not. The entire process can be documented in an HTML or CSV file. QuickHash can also be used to hash files in a directory, copy them to another, and rehash the copied files. Moreover, when working with individual items, you get to set an expected hash value and the app will let you know if the generated value is a match or not. Note that you can load files to the appropriate QuickHash tab with drag and drop actions, yet the FileS panel does not yet support this function. When working with text, you can manually input the text string, or choose to use the line-by-line or file line-by-line additional functions, as well as toggle the visibility of the source text in the output. Once you select the algorithm you want to rely on you can opt to perform text hashing, work with files and folders, copy items, or run comparison tasks.

QuickHash comes with a tabbed user interface which makes it quite easy to jump to various functions. The app works with different hash algorithms: MD5, SHA-1, SHA256, SHA512, and xxHash32. The QuickHash utility can generate hash data for text content, files, folders, and disks, and also integrates comparison tools.

The cryptographic hash function can be used to determine if two files are identical or not, so you can confirm their authenticity with ease.

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