How to hide files with images using Command Prompt

Nowadays, if you want to hide a file, you can use many different types of software, if you want to find something new, you can do it by hiding them behind a jpg image, that’s it. is a safe way because no one would expect a file to exist in an image. And you can also hide files with extensions like txt, exe …

Hide files using Command Prompt

Step 1: Create any folder on your computer, for example C > Softslas. Keep all the files that you want to hide and the images you want to use to keep them.

Step 2: Select all the files you want to hide and compress them into a compressed file, be careful not to compress the image you use to hide, give it any name, here it will be named “Secret.rar”.

You will see that there are files, jpg images and a zip file named Secret.rar inside the Softslas folder

Step 3: Here is the important part: Select start, press Run, type cmd and enter, you will see the command window appear. Type cd (the drive where you save the file) to enter the drive, here is drive C. Next type cd (the name of the folder you want to hide). You are now in folder C > Softslas

Step 4: Let’s say the image is named “Image.jpg”. Enter the following command line:

copy /b Image.jpg + Secret.rar Image.jpg

You will get the following answer:

Note: Make sure the compressed files have the extension of .ZIP or .RAR. I recommend using WinRAR instead of WinZIP because when using WinZIP there will be some problems to face.

That’s all you have to do. Now you have a jpg image with your secret files inside it (Black Film for example :>). If you check the image size you will see it has been increased by the compressed file size.

Just right click on the file and choose open with WinRar. Then you can see the files you hide behind the image, or change the file extension to .rar and open the file with winrar