Online Number Base Converter
Enter a number in any base — the rest update instantly. Handy for working with bitmasks, HEX colors, ASCII codes, and memory addresses.
Frequently asked questions
Why convert numbers between different bases?
Binary (BIN) is the language of the CPU — bitmasks and flags. Hexadecimal (HEX) is used for colors (#FF5733), memory addresses, and bytecode. Octal (OCT) covers Unix file permissions (chmod 755). Decimal is everyday arithmetic.
How do I decode a HEX color into RGB?
#RRGGBB is three pairs of HEX digits. Enter the value in the HEX field (without #). For example, FF5733: FF = 255, 57 = 87, 33 = 51 → rgb(255, 87, 51). The converter shows the decimal value of each byte.
What is bitwise representation?
Bitwise (binary) representation shows every individual bit of a number. 8 bits = 1 byte. For 255: 11111111 (all bits set). For 128: 10000000 (only the most significant bit). Used when working with bitmasks and bit flags.
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