Binary ↔ Text Converter
Each character is shown as an 8-bit byte (UTF-8), bytes separated by spaces.
Text as binary code
The converter turns text into binary code: each character becomes an 8-bit byte. Multi-byte characters (e.g. umlauts) are correctly encoded as UTF-8. The reverse turns zeros and ones back into readable text.
- 8 bits per byte: Bytes are shown separated by spaces.
- UTF-8: Umlauts and special characters take up several bytes.
- Back: Enter groups of eight 0s and 1s, separated by spaces.