Xelitan Hash Calculator

All the files your computer stores have a unique fingerprint, which can be easily identified by their checksum data. Verifying that a file’s integrity, as in, checking to see if they have been modified in any way only requires you to compare the hash codes of the original file to the ones of the actual file.   Tp determine the hash codes of a file you only need a dedicated tool and Xelitan Hash Calculator is an option to consider, especially since it can also be integrated into Windows Explorer.

First of all, it is worth mentioning that the application requires no installation, meaning that it is up and running as soon as you double-click on the main executable file.

You are welcomed by a straightforward interface whose minimalistic design makes it intuitive enough for anyone to handle. While Xelitan Hash Calculator can read hash codes for individual files, note that it can also process files in batch mode, allowing you to get checksums for large lists of files with the click of a button.

The main window includes two separate panels. While the left-side panel displays all the supported hash algorithms, the right-side panel includes a table that includes all the files to analyze, their size and their checksum data. Practically, you must select the desired algorithm and hit the “Start” button to get all the hash codes.

There is another field available, called “Original”, a field that is editable and which allows you to store the original hash codes. The data in the two fields are compared and the original code is colored in green if they match and in red if they are different. Getting a red code means, obviously, that the file has been modified in some way.

Xelitan Hash Calculator is a batch checksum calculator for Windows, allowing you to get the hash codes of multiple files on your PC and compare them to their original values to verify a file’s integrity. With support for more than 160 checksum algorithms, this application comes in handy if you need to get the hash codes of one or more files.