ASCII Converter
Show the decimal, hexadecimal, and binary code behind every character in your text, as a quick code list or an aligned reference table. Covers Latin and beyond.
How to use
- Type the text to inspect.
- Switch to the table view when you want hex, binary, and an index column.
- Copy the list.
An ASCII converter lists the character code behind every character in your text. Codes above the ASCII range are shown as Unicode points, so the same tool works for accented letters and emoji.
Output
Paste or type something above.
Questions about ascii converter
- What about characters above ASCII?
- They are reported as their Unicode code point, so an accented letter or emoji is described just as precisely as a letter.
- How are spaces and control characters shown?
- A space is a dot, a newline is shown as a backslash n, a tab as a backslash t, and other control characters as a question mark.
- What is the table view for?
- It adds the hex and binary columns and an index, which is handy when you are decoding a byte sequence.
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