Binary translator is a tool to translate binary code into text for reading or printing purposes. You can translate binary to English by using two methods; ASCII and Unicode.

How to use Binary to Text converter?

• Select the input type from the drop-down menu
• You can upload a .txt file or, Paste your relevant code in the Input box.
• Select the output type
• Hit the Convert Button
• You can “copy or download” your result
• You can swap the input boxes by clicking on the “Swap” button
• Click on the “reset” button to enter new values

Key Features of Binary Translator:

• Upload a file or document from local storage.
• Multiple conversions: binary to hexadecimal, octal, decimal, and vice versa.
• 100% accurate and instant conversions.
• Copy or download the report easily.

Applications of Binary Code Translator:

The most common application for this number system can be seen in computer technology. All computer language and programming is based on a two-digit number system used in digital encoding. For example, images on your computer screen are encoded using binary for each pixel. In mathematics, especially Boolean algebra, binary is used to assign logic and truth values (0 or 1).

What is Binary Numeral System?

The binary decoder system is based on the number 2 (radix). It consists of only two numbers as a base-2 numeral system: 0 and 1. This is the most efficient system for detecting the OFF (0) and ON (1) state of an electrical signal. Each digit is called a bit, and 8 bits make a byte.

Difference between Bit and Byte:

Bit and Byte are two significant units in the binary number system. “One-bit” represents a single digit of a binary number, whereas “one-byte” is equal to “8-bits”.

What’s ASCII?

ASCII is an international standard used for encoding characters in electronic communication. It encodes 128 specified seven-bit integer characters, including digits, letters, and symbols. ASCII is the basis for most modern character encoding schemes.

Binary to ASCII

ASCII encodes 128 characters, including printable and non-printable control codes. For example, binary 1101001 = hexadecimal 69 = decimal 105 represents lowercase 'i' in ASCII.

UTF-8 (Unicode)

UTF-8 is a character encoding that can be as compact as ASCII but can also contain any unicode characters. It is compatible with ASCII and supports special characters and emojis.

Key Advantages of the Binary Number System:

• Reliable safety range for computer operations
• Minimizes necessary circuitry, saving space and energy

Fun Fact

You can encode or translate binary messages written in binary numerals. For example, (01101001)(01101100011011110111011001100101)(011110010110111101110101) = I Love You

Some Common Values Table of Binary Code Translation