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Number Base Converter

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Free online number base converter. Convert between binary, decimal, hexadecimal, and octal instantly. Useful for color values and bitwise operations.

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All bases
Binarybase 2 โ€”
Octalbase 8 โ€”
Decimalbase 10 โ€”
Hexbase 16 โ€”

The number 202 looks completely different depending on which base it's written in, 11001010 in binary, CA in hex, 312 in octal, all describing the exact same quantity, and seeing all four representations of one value side by side is genuinely the fastest way to build an actual intuition for how positional number systems relate to each other. This tool converts a value between binary, decimal, hexadecimal, and octal instantly, displaying every base together rather than one conversion direction at a time.

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Useful for a student comparing how the same number looks across all four bases to understand the relationship between them, checking a hex color value's decimal equivalent while learning how the two connect, or seeing a binary flag's value across every base at once instead of converting one pair at a time.

Key features

  • Clean interface
  • Fast processing
  • No signup required
  • Works offline

Quick answers for Number Base Converter

Which bases does the Number Base Converter support?
Binary (base 2), Octal (base 8), Decimal (base 10), and Hexadecimal (base 16). Pick the source base, type a number, and all four representations update at once.
Does it handle very large numbers?
Yes. The conversion uses BigInt under the hood, so it stays exact for numbers far beyond JavaScript's 2^53 safe-integer limit. Useful for hashes, 64-bit IDs, and bitmasks.
Can I convert negative numbers?
Yes. Prefix the input with `-` and every output is shown with the negative sign. The tool does not produce two's-complement representations - for that, you'd apply the bitwise inverse of the magnitude in the chosen width.
Why is my hex value rejected?
Hex digits are 0โ€“9 and Aโ€“F (case insensitive). Anything else - punctuation, the `0x` prefix, or a stray space - causes the input to be rejected. Strip the `0x` and any separators and try again.
Is the conversion done in my browser?
Yes. Conversion is pure-JS arithmetic on BigInt and runs locally - nothing about the numbers you enter is logged or sent anywhere.