Launched January 6, 2026
ObfuscatorJS

ObfuscatorJS

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ObfuscatorJS Seven transforms JavaScript and CSS into unreadable, tamper-proof code to protect intellectual property.

for
Web developers who need to safeguard client-side code from reverse engineering.
pricing
freemium

Key features

6 features of ObfuscatorJS
  • Control Flow Flattening — Rewrites code flow into nonlinear segments while preserving execution order.
  • String Encryption — Encrypts all strings and decrypts them only at runtime to block static analysis.
  • Self-Defending — Detects debugging attempts and automatically defends against runtime analysis.
  • Domain Locking — Restricts code execution to specified domains to prevent unauthorized redistribution.
  • Identifier Mangling — Replaces variable and function names with random, meaningless identifiers.
  • Dead Code Injection — Adds non-executing code paths to create false trails for attackers.

Use cases

  • Protect a payment processing library before publishing to npm
  • Secure proprietary UI components in a SaaS dashboard
  • Lock JavaScript widgets to run only on your own domain
  • Obfuscate CSS to prevent style scraping by competitors

ObfuscatorJS FAQ

What types of code does ObfuscatorJS protect?+

It can obfuscate both JavaScript and CSS files.

Will obfuscation affect runtime performance?+

The tool adds 0 ms server delay and runs entirely client-side, so performance impact is minimal.

Can I limit where my code runs?+

Yes, the Domain Lock feature restricts execution to domains you specify.

Is there a free option?+

A free plan is available with basic obfuscation features; premium features require a $10 one-time purchase.

Does the tool detect malicious obfuscated code?+

It includes an advanced detector that uses statistical metrics, YARA rules, and sandbox analysis to flag risky code.

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