Binary to Text Converter

About This Tool

So, you’ve got a string of 0s and 1s and no idea what it says? Yeah, been there. Binary code looks like digital hieroglyphics unless you know how to read it. That’s where a binary to text converter comes in—simple, fast, and honestly kind of satisfying once you see the message pop out. This tool takes binary data—those long sequences of 101010101 stuff—and translates them back into plain, readable text. Whether it’s a secret message from a friend, part of a programming exercise, or something you pulled from a legacy system, this converter decodes it in seconds. No downloads, no sign-ups. Just paste, convert, and go. It works by reading each 8-bit chunk (a byte) and matching it to its corresponding ASCII character. So 01101000 becomes 'h', 01100101 becomes 'e', and so on. Before you know it, you’ve got "hello" instead of a wall of numbers.

Key Features

• Instant conversion—no waiting around
• Supports standard 8-bit ASCII binary
• Works in your browser—nothing to install
• Handles spaces and punctuation (as long as they’re properly encoded)
• Clean, no-nonsense interface—just paste and go
• Free to use, always

FAQ

What if my binary has spaces or line breaks?
Most converters, including this one, can handle spaces between bytes. Just make sure each 8-digit group is intact. If it’s broken up weirdly, you might need to clean it up first.

Can it decode non-English characters?
Not really—this tool sticks to standard ASCII, so you’ll get basic Latin letters, numbers, and symbols. If you’re dealing with Unicode or other encodings, you’ll need something more advanced.