What Is Binary Code?
Binary code is a language used in computers. It's based on the binary number system which only uses 0 and 1 as symbols to represent text, ASCII code, and Unicode characters.
What Is the Binary Translator?
This binary translator (also called an English to binary translator) is an online text converter that instantly transforms text to binary code and vice versa. Our binary converter handles not just basic ASCII code but also international characters through UTF-8 encoding.
Unlike simple text translator tools that only handle basic English letters, our binary translation tool supports:
- Standard ASCII numbers and characters (0-127)
- Extended ASCII characters (128-255)
- Unicode characters including emojis, symbols, and international scripts
- Multi-byte character encoding for languages like Turkish, Arabic, Chinese, and more
How to Use the Binary Code Translator
The tool automatically converts your input to the output - no convert button needed. By default, the input is "Text" and the output is "Binary". However, you can also select from "Decimal", "Hexadecimal", "Octal", then convert between all formats.
To convert text to binary:
- Type or paste your text in the first input box
- The binary translation instantly appears in the second box
- Each character is converted to its binary equivalent with spaces between bytes
To convert binary to text:
- Enter binary numbers (example: 01001000 01101001) in the input box
- The text converter automatically decodes it back to readable text
- Works with any valid binary sequence, including multi-byte Unicode
How Do You Say Hello in Binary Number System?
"Hello" in binary code: 01001000 01100101 01101100 01101100 01101111