Binary to ASCII

Binary to ASCII

Convert Binary to ASCII Quickly and Easily with Our Online Tool

Decode Binary to Text Instantly Using Our User-Friendly Binary to ASCII Converter

 

Translating streams of 1s and 0s into readable text can be tedious and error-prone. Our online binary to ASCII converter tool makes quick work of deciphering even long strings of binary, turning them into text you can actually understand in seconds.

 

How to Use Our Binary to Text Converter in 2 Easy Steps?

Using our converter is simple. Just follow these two steps:

  1. Paste or type your binary code into the text box titled "Paste your Binary Code here" on our tool's page.
  2. Click the "Convert" button. The translated ASCII text will instantly appear below.

You can then copy the translated text to your clipboard for easy use elsewhere.

For reversing the process, check out our ASCII to binary converter. It lets you encrypt text into binary digits with one click.

 

Demystifying Binary Numbers, ASCII and Character Encoding

Binary numbering is fundamental to computers and digital devices. Binary only uses the digits 1 and 0, also called bits. ASCII (American Standard Code for Information Interchange) provides a way to encode text using binary.

ASCII assigns each text character a unique 7-bit binary number (a series of seven 1s and 0s). For example, the ASCII code for lowercase "a" is 1100001. There are 128 ASCII characters total, including letters, numbers, punctuation and control codes.

ASCII is ubiquitous in computing and the internet. It excels at encoding plain text like code, markup languages and other documents. But media files like images, audio and video use binary encoding to store raw byte data.

When you type text into a computer, the ASCII characters get encoded into binary which the device stores and retrieves as needed. Our tool decrypts this binary data back into the original ASCII characters.

 

Why Binary to ASCII Conversion Matters

Being able to convert raw binary into readable text is useful for:

  • Decoding data from servers and networks
  • Interpreting binary files like executables
  • Debugging encoding schemes
  • Learning how data is stored and transmitted
  • Satisfying curiosity about how binary encodings work

Our converter handles long strings of 1s and 0s that would be time consuming and error prone to decipher manually. It demystifies the translation process, making binary approachable.

Understanding encoding foundations unlocks how information gets stored and communicated digitally. Our tool lets you experiment with binary to ASCII conversion quickly and easily.

 

Binary to ASCII Characters Conversion Table

 

Binary

ASCII

Hexadecimal

00000000

NUL

00

00000001

SOH

01

00000010

STX

02

00000011

ETX

03

00000100

EOT

04

00000101

ENQ

05

00000110

ACK

06

00000111

BEL

07

00001000

BS

08

00001001

HT

09

00001010

LF

0A

00001011

VT

0B

00001100

FF

0C

00001101

CR

0D

00001110

SO

0E

00001111

SI

0F

00010000

DLE

10

00010001

DC1

11

00010010

DC2

12

00010011

DC3

13

00010100

DC4

14

00010101

NAK

15

00010110

SYN

16

00010111

ETB

17

00011000

CAN

18

00011001

EM

19

00011010

SUB

1A

00011011

ESC

1B

00011100

FS

1C

00011101

GS

1D

00011110

RS

1E

00011111

US

1F

00100000

Space

20

00100001

!

21

00100010

"

22

00100011

#

23

00100100

$

24

00100101

%

25

00100110

&

26

00100111

'

27

00101000

(

28

00101001

)

29

00101010

*

2A

00101011

+

2B

00101101

-

2D

00101110

.

2E

00101111

/

2F

00110000

0

30

00110001

1

31

00110010

2

32

00110011

3

33

00110100

4

34

00110101

5

35

00110110

6

36

00110111

7

37

00111000

8

38

00111001

9

39

00111010

:

3A

00111011

;

3B

00111100

3C

00111101

=

3D

00111110

3E

00111111

?

3F

01000000

@

40

01000001

A

41

01000010

B

42

01000011

C

43

01000100

D

44

01000101

E

45

01000110

F

46

01000111

G

47

01001000

H

48

01001001

I

49

01001010

J

4A

01001011

K

4B

01001100

L

4C

01001101

M

4D

01001110

N

4E

01001111

O

4F

01010000

P

50

01010001

Q

51

01010010

R

52

01010011

S

53

01010100

T

54

01010101

U

55

01010110

V

56

01010111

W

57

01011000

X

58

01011001

Y

59

01011010

Z

5A

01011011

[

5B

01011100

\

5C

01011101

]

5D

01011110

^

5E

01011111

_

5F

01100000

`

60

01100001

a

61

01100010

b

62

01100011

c

63

01100100

d

64

01100101

e

65

01100110

f

66

01100111

g

67

01101000

h

68

01101001

i

69

01101010

j

6A

01101011

k

6B

01101100

l

6C

01101101

m

6D

01101110

n

6E

01101111

o

6F

01110000

p

70

01110001

q

71

01110010

r

72

01110011

s

73

01110100

t

74

01110101

u

75

01110110

v

76

01110111

w

77

01111000

x

78

01111001

y

79

01111010

z

7A

01111011

{

7B

01111100

|

7C

01111101

}

7D

01111110

~

7E

01111111

DEL

7F

 

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