Text to Binary and Binary to Text – Explained Simply
Every letter you type has a code behind it. Computers use binary (0s and 1s) to store and process this text. With our tool, you can easily convert between normal text and binary format.
What Is Binary?
Binary is the language computers understand. It uses only two digits — 0 and 1. Every letter, number, or symbol is stored in binary using a standard called ASCII.
Example:
A in binary is 01000001
What Is Text to Binary Conversion?
This process turns your regular text (like “Hello”) into a series of binary codes that a computer understands. Each character becomes 8 bits (1 byte) in binary.
What Is Binary to Text Conversion?
This does the reverse. It takes binary numbers and changes them back into readable text so you can understand what it says.
Why Is This Useful?
- 🧠 Learn how computers work at a basic level
- 🧑🎓 Great for students learning binary and ASCII
- 💻 Debug or test encoded data
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FAQs About Text and Binary
The binary code of A is 01000001 using ASCII encoding.
One letter usually takes 8 bits in binary (1 byte).
Yes, if you know ASCII values. But tools make it faster and easier.