Text to Binary Converter

Transform Your Words in Seconds

This text to binary converter changes text to binary code and converts binary to text. It now works in both directions. Enter text or binary then click the right button. Results appear in the output boxes. Fast and clear for quick tasks.

How the Tool Works

The tool reads each character and gets its numeric code. For common letters and numbers it shows 8 bits per character. ASCII means American Standard Code for Information Interchange. Emoji and many symbols use larger codes. Those may show more than 8 bits. When spaces are missing the decoder splits input into blocks of eight. Each block maps back to one character.

• Text Input: type or paste any text.
• Binary Input: type zeros and ones with a space between each group.
• Binary Output: shows binary after you convert text.
• Text Output: shows text after you convert binary.

Benefits of Converting Text to Binary

Binary helps you see how computers store text. You can teach or learn with real data. It helps with labs and quick checks. It adds a clear way to explain data formats and gives a unique view of your text.

• Learn how ASCII maps letters to numbers and bits.
• Create binary snippets for tests or slides.
• Decode short binary notes from a teammate.
• Check sample messages before sharing them.

Step-by-Step Guide

1. Enter Your Input

Use Text Input for letters and symbols. Use Binary Input for zeros and ones with spaces. Example 01001000 01101001 means Hi.

2. Convert It

Click Text → Binary to encode text. Click Binary → Text to decode binary. Pick the button that matches your input.

3. See the Output

If you encoded text view Binary Output. Each group represents one character for ASCII. If you decoded binary view Text Output. You can read the result and copy it.

4. Clear It If You Want

Select Clear All to reset both inputs and outputs. Use Copy Binary to copy the binary code. Use Copy Text to copy the text result.

Use spaces between groups for the best decode. Enter zeros and ones only in Binary Input. The decoder removes other characters and extra spaces. Bytes with value zero get skipped during decode. The converter uses your browser character codes. Basic Latin letters map to 8 bits per character. Symbols outside that set may show more than 8 bits. Keep long binary strings spaced to guide decoding and copying.