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ASCII, Hex, Unicode ... Converter
Convert ASCII text into
Hex
Unicode/Decimal
Base64
Binary
Octal
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ASCII Text Box - Enter plaintext (ASCII) for encoding into hex, unicode, etc. here. Decoded hex, unicode, etc. will display here. Select desired conversion function via the Convert ASCII into "Hex", "Unicode/Decimal", "Base64", "Binary", "Octal" radio buttons above. To convert hex to base64, decode hex to ASCII and then encode ASCII to base64. Do the same for other conversions, unicode to hex, etc. WARNING: These converters are for entertainment purposes only. Do not use results in critical applications. Privacy of Data: This tool is built-with and functions-in Client Side JavaScripting, so only your computer will see or process your data input/output.
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as delimiter left and/or
as delimiter right.
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Padded
Space between bytes.
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as delimiter left and/or
as delimiter right.
Padded
Hex Box - Encoded hex will display here. Enter hex for decoding into plaintext here. When decoding be sure to enter your hex text's current delimiter if it differs from the default. Hex can be encoded/decoded without a delimiter. Default delimiters are to use hex within html. Example of default hex code: example
Unicode/Decimal Box - Encoded unicode will display here. Enter unicode for decoding into plaintext here. When decoding be sure to enter your unicode text's current delimiter if it differs from the default. Padded* unicode can be encoded/decoded without a delimiter. *i.e. 001...010...100 Example of default unicode code: example
Base64 Box - Encoded base64 will display here. Enter base64 for decoding into plaintext here. Example of base64 code: ZXhhbXBsZQ==
Binary Box - Encoded binary will display here. Enter binary for decoding into plaintext here. The "Space between bytes." mode will allow easier decoding since the first bit of each byte can be easily identified. Decoding must always start with the first bit of a complete byte or erroneous results will display. Example of default binary code: 01100101 01111000 01100001 01101101 01110000 01101100 01100101
Octal Box - Encoded octal will display here. Enter octal for decoding into plaintext here. When decoding be sure to enter your octal text's current delimiter if it differs from the default. Padded* octal can be encoded/decoded without a delimiter. *i.e. 001...010...100 Example of octal code: \145\170\141\155\160\154\145