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Recover Address From Signature

Use this recover address from signature tool to derive the Ethereum address that signed a personal-sign style message.

~/tools/recover-address-from-signaturerecover address
Recovered address

Enter a valid message and EIP-191 signature.

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Example Usage

  • Recover the signer address from a wallet login signature.
  • Inspect who signed a message before comparing it in app logic.
  • Debug a signature flow without writing a quick script first.
~/tools/recover-address-from-signature/guideREADME.md

Recover Address From Signature Explained

A recover address from signature tool takes an original message and its EVM signature, then derives the signer address directly in the browser. This is useful when you want to inspect a signature before running custom app logic, compare recovered signers across environments, or debug wallet-based authentication flows. Instead of building a small script just to recover the address, you can test the exact message and signature pair on the page. That makes it easier to understand whether the signature itself is correct before moving on to higher-level verification steps.

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FAQ

Does recovery prove the signer is trusted?

No. It only tells you which address produced the signature. Your app still decides whether that address should be trusted.

What signing format does this expect?

It expects a personal-sign style EIP-191 message signature.

Can I use this without an expected address?

Yes. That is the main purpose of this tool: recover first, then compare or inspect later.

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