Frequently Asked Questions
What is text to binary conversion?
Text to binary conversion translates each character into its binary representation using its ASCII or Unicode code point value. For example, 'A' becomes 01000001.
How do I convert text to binary?
Type or paste your text in the input field. The tool instantly shows the binary representation, ASCII decimal, and hex code for each character.
Can I convert binary back to text?
Yes. Switch to the Decode tab, paste binary (with or without spaces between bytes), and click Decode to get the original text.
What is ASCII?
ASCII (American Standard Code for Information Interchange) assigns a number (0-127) to each character. 'A' is 65, 'a' is 97, '0' is 48, etc.
Does it support Unicode characters?
Yes. The tool supports full Unicode. Characters beyond ASCII (like emojis or Chinese characters) are encoded using UTF-8 binary representation.
What formats can I copy?
You can copy binary (8-bit), binary (no spaces), hex, decimal ASCII codes, or the full character table.
Is there a limit on text length?
The tool works well with texts up to several thousand characters. Very long texts may take a moment to process.
How is binary formatted?
Each character is shown as an 8-bit binary number. You can choose between space-separated (01000001 01000010) or continuous (0100000101000010) format.