HOW TO HIDE A FOLDER IN A IMAGE FILE

PROCESS 1 :-

How to Hide a Folder Inside of a Picture in Your Computer

Steps

1. Download an archiver. This can be any program that can archive files, such as 7zip or WinRAR
2. Find a file to hide. This can be anything such as a text document, a picture, or even a whole folder
3. Find an innocent file. An innocent file is a file that would not look suspicious, such as a picture or text file.
4. Create a folder for the innocent file and the file that's to be hidden. Make a folder in C:\. We'll be using test.
5. Add the innocent file to the archive. Right click the file, and click add to archive.
6. Run Command Prompt. Go to the start menu, open Run, and type CMD.
7. Get into the root directory. Type in cd\ and type cd\ test
8. Hide the file. Type copy /b [innocent file name] + [archived file] [innocent file]
9. Get rid of the evidence. Delete the remaining files to finish the process
10. Access the hidden file. Open the not-so-innocent file with the archiver (7ZFM for 7zip) to access the hidden file

Tips

• If hiding multiple files, put the files into a folder and compress the folder to lower the file size
• You can change the file extension to the hidden file type for easy access, then change it back when you are done
• Ensure that the innocent file comes before the file to be hidden in the copy command or you will end up with a corrupted file

• Warnings

  • Be wary, the larger filesize may alert someone
  • Make sure you remember what file you used to hide, or you'll lose the file you hid
  • Remember to delete the leftover files, or the process would have been useless
  • Make sure the innocent file and the archived version are one word, or they will not be found by the CMD
    
    Things You'll Need
  • • File to hide
    • WinRAR, 7Zip, or any other archivers
    • Innocent file to hide the file in
  
  
  
  
   PROCESS 2:-
  
  
  

  Hide File in Picture

  In order to accomplish this task, you will need to have either WinZip or WinRAR installed on your computer. You can download either of these two off the Internet and use them without having to pay anything. Here are the steps for creating your hidden stash:
  
• Create a folder on your hard drive, i.e. C:\Test and put in all of the files that you want to hide into that folder. Also, place the image that you will be using to hide the files in.
•  Now select all of the files that you want to hide, right-click on them, and choose the option to add them to a compressed ZIP or RAR file. Only select the files you want to hide, not the picture. Name it whatever you want, i,e. “Hidden.rar”.
•   Now you should have a folder that looks something like this with files, a JPG image, and a compressed archive:
•  Now here’s the fun part! Click on Start, and then click on Run. Type in “CMD” without the quotes and press Enter. You should now see the command prompt window open. Type in “CD \” to get to the root directory. Then type CD and the directory name that you created, i.e. “CD Test“.
•  Now type in the following line: “copy /b DSC06578.JPG + Hidden.rar DSC06578.jpg” and press Enter. Do not use the quotes. You should get a response like below:Just make sure that
  
  
  you check the file extension on the compressed file, whether it is .ZIP or .RAR as you have to type out the entire file name with extension in the command. I have heard that some people say that they have had problems doing this with a .ZIP extension, so if that doesn’t work, make sure to compress to a .RAR file.
  And that’s it! The picture file will have been updated with the compressed archive inside! You can actually check the file size of the picture and see that it has increased by the same amount as the size of the archive.
  You can access your hidden file in two ways. Firstly, simply change the extension to .RAR and open the file using WinRAR. Secondly, you can just right-click on the JPG image and choose Open With and then scroll down to WinRAR. Either way, you’ll see your hidden files show up that you can then extract out.