Text to Binary Converter

About This Tool

Look, I get it—sometimes you just need to turn plain text into binary. Maybe you're debugging a script, teaching a class, or just curious how your message looks in 1s and 0s. Whatever the reason, this tool does one thing: converts your text to binary. No fluff, no ads, no nonsense. You type something in, hit convert, and boom—binary output.

It’s not fancy. It doesn’t need to be. It uses standard ASCII encoding, so each character becomes an 8-bit binary number. Simple as that. Whether it’s "hello" or a full paragraph, it handles it. And yeah, it works on your phone too. Because why wouldn’t it?

Key Features

• Instant conversion—no waiting, no loading screens.
• Works offline once loaded. No data sent anywhere.
• Supports letters, numbers, spaces, and common symbols.
• Copy the result with one click. Because manually typing binary is a pain.
• Lightweight. Doesn’t slow down your browser.

How It Works

Every character you type has a number assigned to it in the ASCII table. The tool grabs that number and converts it to binary. For example, the letter "A" is 65 in ASCII, which becomes 01000001 in binary. It does this for each character, one by one, and strings them together with spaces so you can actually read it.

Don’t expect it to handle emojis or weird Unicode characters. Stick to basic text, and it’ll work every time. If you paste in something it can’t process, it’ll either skip it or show an error. Fair warning.

Why Use This Instead of Something Else?

Most converters out there are buried in cluttered websites with pop-ups and “premium upgrades.” This one? It’s just a box and a button. I built it because I got tired of digging through garbage to do a simple task. If you want to convert text to binary without the headache, this is it.

Plus, it’s free. Always will be. No tracking, no cookies, no “sign up for updates.” Just pure, unfiltered utility.

FAQ

Q: Does it work with uppercase and lowercase letters?
A: Yep. "A" and "a" are different in ASCII, so they convert to different binary values. Case matters, just like in real code.

Q: Can I convert binary back to text with this tool?
A: Not here. This is one-way only. If you need to decode binary, you’ll need a different tool. But hey, now you know what to search for.