In this tutorial you will be able to learn how to hide any file in a pic using cmd (command prompt) like a real hokage. hahaha 
We are now going to talk about a unique method of hiding files that’s kinda sneaky and doesn’t require a third-party tool. This technique involves hiding files inside JPEG, GIF or PNG images. Sounds cool, right? Lets see how it is done.
In order to do this you should have basic understanding of command line or else this tutorial would be useless.
Now let's begin!
Step 1: Create a folder in C drive . Give it a name, lets say Testfile. It’s location should be C:\Testfile.
Step 2:. Now move all the files you want to hide inside this folder. Also move the image file in which you want to hide those files. Let’s say the files which I want to hide are FileA.txt and FileB.txt, and the image file is Image.jpg (This will be used to hide the files). We are taking *.txt files as an example. You can take files of any format (.mp3, .doc, .divx, .flv etc.) and any number of files as much as you wanted.
Step 3. Select both the files you want to hide (FileA.txt and FileB.txt in this case), right click and select “Add to Archive”. Make sure that you’ve got a file compression tool like WinRAR, WinZip or ZipGenius installed.
Step 4: Give it a name. I have given Compressed.rar. You can give it any name.
Step 5: Click on “Start” button or press Windows Key + R. Type cmd in the search box. Press Enter.
Step 6: A command prompt window will open like this.
Step 7: Type cd\ and press Enter to get to the root directory.
Step 8: Now type cd Testfile to enter in the newly created directory.
Step 9: Type copy /b Image.png + Compressed.rar Secretimage.png and press Enter.
Step 10: When you look up at Testfile folder, you will find a new image file called SecretImage.png. This image file is created in previous step with the help of command. Secretimage is just a name given to the new image. You could give any name and extension (like xyz.jpg or xyz.png).
Notice the file extension of the filename 'Image.png' and 'Secretimage.png, both are *png file. So you have to assure that it's the same.
Lastly, all the files are hidden inside the image file.
Since we're done hiding our files, obviously you'll quickly ask, "Hey! How can I retrieve my files back?
Here's a way on how to retrieve those files back from the image file.
That’s easy too. Just right click on the image (SecretImage.png) and open it with Winrar/Winzip/ZipGenius. You will see both the hidden files. Extract them anywhere on your computer.
Update: From comments I came to know that few users are facing problem while opening image file in Winrar application. They can change the file extension of secret image file in which all the other files are hidden from .jpg to .RAR. (In the above case SecretImage.png to Secretimage.RAR) and then open it with the help of Winrar.
That’s about hiding confidential files in Images. A foolproof method to hide important files.
Did you like this technique? Let me know your feedback. Arigato Gozaimasu! <3

We are now going to talk about a unique method of hiding files that’s kinda sneaky and doesn’t require a third-party tool. This technique involves hiding files inside JPEG, GIF or PNG images. Sounds cool, right? Lets see how it is done.
In order to do this you should have basic understanding of command line or else this tutorial would be useless.
Now let's begin!
Step 1: Create a folder in C drive . Give it a name, lets say Testfile. It’s location should be C:\Testfile.
Step 2:. Now move all the files you want to hide inside this folder. Also move the image file in which you want to hide those files. Let’s say the files which I want to hide are FileA.txt and FileB.txt, and the image file is Image.jpg (This will be used to hide the files). We are taking *.txt files as an example. You can take files of any format (.mp3, .doc, .divx, .flv etc.) and any number of files as much as you wanted.
Step 3. Select both the files you want to hide (FileA.txt and FileB.txt in this case), right click and select “Add to Archive”. Make sure that you’ve got a file compression tool like WinRAR, WinZip or ZipGenius installed.
Step 4: Give it a name. I have given Compressed.rar. You can give it any name.
Step 5: Click on “Start” button or press Windows Key + R. Type cmd in the search box. Press Enter.
Step 6: A command prompt window will open like this.
Step 7: Type cd\ and press Enter to get to the root directory.
Step 8: Now type cd Testfile to enter in the newly created directory.
Step 9: Type copy /b Image.png + Compressed.rar Secretimage.png and press Enter.
Step 10: When you look up at Testfile folder, you will find a new image file called SecretImage.png. This image file is created in previous step with the help of command. Secretimage is just a name given to the new image. You could give any name and extension (like xyz.jpg or xyz.png).
Notice the file extension of the filename 'Image.png' and 'Secretimage.png, both are *png file. So you have to assure that it's the same.
Lastly, all the files are hidden inside the image file.
Since we're done hiding our files, obviously you'll quickly ask, "Hey! How can I retrieve my files back?
Here's a way on how to retrieve those files back from the image file.
That’s easy too. Just right click on the image (SecretImage.png) and open it with Winrar/Winzip/ZipGenius. You will see both the hidden files. Extract them anywhere on your computer.
Update: From comments I came to know that few users are facing problem while opening image file in Winrar application. They can change the file extension of secret image file in which all the other files are hidden from .jpg to .RAR. (In the above case SecretImage.png to Secretimage.RAR) and then open it with the help of Winrar.
That’s about hiding confidential files in Images. A foolproof method to hide important files.
Did you like this technique? Let me know your feedback. Arigato Gozaimasu! <3
