Binary-to-text Converter

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Binary to Text Converter — Free Online Tool

Convert binary (7-bit / 8-bit) to human-readable text and back. Copy, download or embed this tool on your blog.

Binary input (separate bytes by space or newline)

8-bit (UTF-8 / ASCII) 7-bit Auto-detect groups: ON

Accepted formats: bytes separated by space, comma, newline or continuous string (auto-split by 7/8 bits). Non-binary characters are ignored.

Output

Tool features

• Convert binary → text (auto or manual 7/8-bit)
• Convert text → binary (selectable 7/8-bit)
• Copy, download, and sample presets
• Validation and helpful error messages
• Mobile responsive & Blogger-friendly HTML

Quick tips

1. Use 8-bit for standard ASCII/UTF-8 text.
2. Use 7-bit if your binary comes from old teletypes or custom encodings.
3. Separate bytes with spaces for best results.

Introduction

Binary is the native language of computers: a sequence of 0s and 1s representing numbers and characters. Whether you're a developer debugging raw data, a student learning about ASCII, or a blogger embedding a simple utility for readers, a reliable Binary to Text converter helps you translate bits into readable characters quickly. This page includes a fully responsive converter you can paste directly into a Blogger post, plus a complete guide and FAQ to help you understand common binary formats.

Description

This Binary to Text Converter supports both 7-bit and 8-bit groupings and can parse binary bytes separated by spaces, commas, or new lines. If the input contains a continuous stream of bits without separators, the tool can auto-detect whether to group the bits into 7-bit or 8-bit bytes (configurable). Conversion follows standard ASCII mapping for values 0–127 and UTF-8 style bytes for extended characters when using 8-bit mode. The interface provides copy and download options, helpful error messages, and a sample button to demonstrate common use cases.

The HTML provided below is optimized for Blogger: it is self-contained, includes semantic headings and Schema.org markup to improve SEO, and uses simple CSS so it will display well inside a typical Blogger theme. You can paste the entire HTML block into a Blogger post in HTML view, or host the tool as a standalone page and link to it. The styling uses a modern, colorful gradient look and is mobile-responsive.

How it works (brief)

1) Paste binary into the input field. 2) Choose 7-bit or 8-bit (or let the tool auto-detect). 3) Click Convert. The script will sanitize the input — stripping invalid characters — then split bits into groups and convert each group to its numeric value and then to a character via String.fromCharCode. For reverse conversion (text → binary), the tool iterates characters and converts them to binary strings padded to the selected bit-length.

FAQ

Q: My binary shows strange characters — what do I do?

A: Try switching between 7-bit and 8-bit modes. If the binary uses multi-byte UTF-8 characters (e.g., emojis), this simple converter may not reconstruct them correctly from raw byte streams unless the bytes are proper UTF-8 sequences. For plain ASCII letters and punctuation, 8-bit mode usually works.

Q: Can I embed this in Blogger?

A: Yes — paste the provided HTML into the Blogger post's HTML editor. If your Blogger theme strips script tags, host the script externally and link it, or use a gadget that allows inline HTML/JavaScript.

Q: Does it handle binary files?

A: This tool is text-based. To convert binary files, first extract the byte values (e.g., using a hex dump) and paste them into the input area. For file uploads, you'd need server-side code which is outside this static widget's scope.

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