Ropper is a binary analysis tool designed for examining executable files across multiple architectures and file formats. The tool displays detailed information about binary files and enables users to search for Return-Oriented Programming (ROP) gadgets. The tool supports various architectures including x86/x86_64, ARM/ARM64, MIPS/MIPS64, PowerPC/PowerPC64, and SPARC64. It utilizes the Capstone Framework for disassembly operations and can analyze different file formats. Key features include gadget searching capabilities for building ROP chains, semantic search functionality for locating specific gadgets, and comprehensive binary file analysis. The tool can be installed via pip with dependencies including Capstone, filebytes, and optionally Keystone. Ropper provides both command-line interface and programmatic access for integration into exploit development workflows. The tool outputs detailed information about discovered gadgets including their addresses, instructions, and relevant metadata for exploitation purposes.