Binary to Text Converter
Decode byte-aligned binary into readable text. Choose UTF-8 for multilingual text to avoid mojibake.
From Binary:
↔ Switch FormatsTo Text:
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Examples
| Input | Output | Note |
|---|---|---|
| 01001000 01101001 | Hi | Space-separated 8-bit groups |
FAQ
- How do I decode binary to text?
- Paste 8-bit groups (spaces optional), pick the right encoding (UTF-8 recommended), then convert.
- Why does the result look garbled?
- Usually the wrong encoding. Switch to UTF-8 (or the encoding used originally) and try again; also check missing bits.
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Instructions
- Paste or type your Binary data in the input box.
- Choose options if needed (grouping, prefix, endianness, encoding).
- Click Convert and review the Text result.
- Copy the output. Everything runs locally in your browser.
Format Description
Binary
Binary is the most basic representation of data in computing, using only 0s and 1s.
- Each bit can only be 0 or 1
- Forms the foundation of all digital systems
- Usually grouped in 8-bit bytes
- Can be represented with a prefix like '0b101010'
Text
Text format refers to data representation using characters (letters, numbers, symbols) typically encoded with ASCII or Unicode.
- Composed of letters, numbers, and symbols
- Uses encoding schemes like ASCII or Unicode
- Each character is represented by a binary value underneath
- ASCII uses 7 or 8 bits to represent a character