Text to ASCII Converter
Convert text to ASCII, Hex, Binary, Unicode and more
Supports letters, numbers, spaces, symbols, and special characters
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Click to copy or use Copy button below
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ASCII to Text (Reverse)
Separate codes with spaces. Works with decimal, hex (0x), or binary (0b)
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Common ASCII Codes Reference
Space: 32 | ! 33 | " 34 | # 35
$ 36 | % 37 | & 38 | ' 39
0-9: 48-57 | A-Z: 65-90
a-z: 97-122
@ 64 | [ 91 | \ 92 | ] 93
^ 94 | _ 95 | ` 96 | { 123
| 124 | } 125 | ~ 126 | Tab: 9
Enter: 10 | Space: 32
What is ASCII?
ASCII (American Standard Code for Information Interchange) is a standard character encoding system that represents text characters as numerical values. Each character, letter, number, and symbol is assigned a unique numeric code, typically ranging from 0 to 127 for standard ASCII and 0 to 255 for extended ASCII.
Why Convert Text to ASCII?
Data Analysis. Convert text to numeric values for data processing and analysis
Cryptography. Use ASCII codes as a basis for encryption and encoding schemes
Programming. Understand how computers store and process text internally
Learning. Educational tool for computer science and programming students
Debugging. Identify encoding issues and character problems in applications
Different ASCII Formats Explained
Decimal. Standard ASCII values (0-255). Most common and readable format for humans
Hexadecimal. Base-16 format starting with 0x. Compact and commonly used in programming
Octal. Base-8 format. Traditional in Unix/Linux systems
Binary. Base-2 format (0s and 1s). Shows raw computer representation
Unicode. Extended character encoding supporting all world languages and symbols
How to Use This Tool
1. Enter Text. Type or paste any text in the input box at the top
2. Choose Format. Select your desired output format from the dropdown
3. Convert. Click the Convert button to generate ASCII codes
4. Copy. Use the Copy button or click the output to copy to clipboard
5. Reverse. Optionally decode ASCII back to text using the Reverse section
Common Uses
Web Development. Check character codes for HTML entities and JavaScript
Data Encoding. Convert data for transmission over networks or storage
Character Testing. Verify how special characters are encoded
Educational. Learn how computers represent text and communication