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Binary, Hex & Decimal Converter

Convert numbers between binary, octal, decimal, hex and base 36.

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About the Binary, Hex & Decimal Converter

Enter a value in any base and see it in every other base at once, along with a 32-bit view of the individual bits, how many bits are set, and the matching ASCII character.

Invalid digits for the chosen base are caught immediately rather than quietly producing a wrong answer.

Frequently asked questions

Why does hex use letters?

Base 16 needs sixteen digits, so A to F stand for 10 to 15. Two hex digits describe exactly one byte, which is why it is everywhere in computing.

What is base 36?

Digits 0-9 plus letters A-Z, used for short URL identifiers because it packs a large number into few characters.

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