Text ↔ Binary Converter
What is Text to Binary Conversion?
Every character you type is stored in a computer as a number, and every number can be written in binary — a sequence of 0s and 1s. Text-to-binary conversion shows you the raw bit-level representation of text using the UTF-8 encoding standard that powers the modern web. Each byte is represented as 8 bits: the letter 'A' becomes 01000001, a space becomes 00100000, and so on. This is useful for computer science education, encoding experiments, low-level protocol work, and puzzle challenges.
How to Use the Text to Binary Converter
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In the Text → Binary tab, type or paste any text — the binary output updates automatically.
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Choose a separator: Space puts a gap between each byte for readability; None joins all bits together; Newline puts each byte on its own line.
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Switch to Binary → Text to reverse the process — paste binary and get the original text back.
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The decoder accepts space-separated bytes or a continuous bit stream (auto-split by 8 or 7 bits).
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Click Example to load a sample, or Copy to copy the output.
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