Convert binary code to readable text — or encode text into binary. Supports space-separated and continuous binary strings.
Binary Input
Text Output
Result will appear here
Quick Examples
Convert binary code to readable text instantly — or go the other way and encode any text into binary. Just paste your binary string (space-separated or continuous) and get the decoded text in real time. You can also swap the result back to re-encode or chain conversions.
How to Use
- 1Select mode: Binary → Text (decode) or Text → Binary (encode)
- 2Paste or type your binary string or plain text
- 3Results appear instantly
- 4Use the Swap button to flip the result back as new input
- 5Click Copy to copy the output to clipboard
Frequently Asked Questions
What is binary code?
Binary is a base-2 number system using only 0 and 1. Computers store all data — text, images, audio — as sequences of binary digits (bits). Each letter or symbol maps to a numeric code (ASCII or Unicode), which is then written in binary.
How does binary-to-text conversion work?
Each group of 8 bits (one byte) represents a number from 0 to 255. That number maps to a character via ASCII. For example, 01001000 = 72 decimal = the letter H.
Do I need spaces between binary groups?
No. You can paste a continuous binary string (multiple of 8 bits) and the converter will split it into bytes automatically. Spaces are also accepted as delimiters.