How to Hide Data inside Images


🔹Step 1: Create a folder. Name it anything you wish, say hide.


🔹Step 2: Now put anything and everything you want to hide in this folder. Text files, other images, executables - anything. Also, put the image behind which you want to hide the files in the same directory, say “image.jpg”.


🔹Step 3: Now we need to archive this folder. You can use your choice of compression tool for this (I recommend the free and open-source 7-zip). So now we have a zip file hide.zip containing all of the data we want to hide behind an image.


🔹Step 4: You should have your image, say image.jpg (inside of which we’ll hide our data) in the same directory as hide.zip (next to it).


🔹Step 5: Now simply open up the command prompt and move to the folder where image.jpg and hide.zip are located using the cd command:cd PATH For example: cd C:\Folder cd desktop


🔹Step 6: Now we type in the following command:copy /b image.jpg + hide.zip output.jpg


  ✅ That's it, you're done. Hope you will find it useful.


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