What is ASCII Encoding?
ASCII (American Standard Code for Information Interchange) is a 7-bit character set. It serves as the foundation for modern electronic communication, mapping 128 specific characters to integer values.
Convert text into ASCII codes instantly. This ASCII converter supports Decimal, Hex, Binary, and Unicode formats, allowing you to encode and decode text for programming, data processing, and digital applications.
The kovertiz text to ASCII converter is a high-performance utility designed for developers, network engineers, and students exploring character encoding. Effortlessly map strings into Binary, Hexadecimal, or Decimal formats to analyze data payloads or legacy system compatibility.
The preferred tool for software developers and security analysts. With kovertiz , your sensitive code or strings are never transmitted to any server—your data stays within your local sandbox.
Visualizing low-level character representation.
Binary: 01000001
Hex: 75 74 6f 6f 6c 7a 79
Quick reference for ASCII conversion options in kovertiz. Perfect for developers, network engineers, and students handling binary, hexadecimal, decimal, and Unicode text.
| Feature | Description | Default Setting |
|---|---|---|
| Output Format | Choose Decimal, Hexadecimal, Binary, or Unicode output to encode text for programming, protocol analysis, or CSV/JSON export. | Decimal |
| Separator | Define a delimiter (spaces, commas, or dashes) to structure ASCII codes for readability and data export. | Space |
| Prefix | Optionally add 0x or 0b to indicate Hex or Binary formats, useful for programming and debugging. | Unchecked |
| Uppercase Hex | Display hexadecimal characters in uppercase for standard code formatting. | Checked |
| Fixed Width | Pad values to uniform length for consistent ASCII representation in tables or logs. | Unchecked |
| Line Breaks | Preserve original text line breaks in ASCII output for structured reading. | Unchecked |
| Show Base Info | Display base notation (Dec, Hex, Bin) for each character, helpful for debugging and development. | Checked |
| Escape Characters | Convert special characters to escaped ASCII sequences to avoid parsing issues. | Unchecked |
| Reverse Mode | Optionally reverse output for testing endianness or string transformations. | Unchecked |
| Strip Symbols | Remove non-alphanumeric characters to produce clean ASCII sequences for protocol analysis. | Unchecked |
| URL Encoding | Encode ASCII output for safe URL transmission in web applications. | Unchecked |
Understand the fundamentals of character encoding. Convert text to ASCII binary, decimal, and hex values instantly with kovertiz.
ASCII (American Standard Code for Information Interchange) is a 7-bit character set. It serves as the foundation for modern electronic communication, mapping 128 specific characters to integer values.
Yes. kovertiz processes everything locally on your hardware. Your strings are never uploaded to a server, ensuring total privacy for developers working with sensitive system logs or code.
Yes, our tool supports Standard ASCII and Extended ASCII characters. It also provides Unicode mapping for symbols that fall outside the traditional 128-character range.
Absolutely. All developer utilities on kovertiz are 100% free and require no registration. We provide professional-grade tools for debugging and data analysis without any paywalls.
Yes. kovertiz translates text into Binary (Base-2), Decimal (Base-10), and Hexadecimal (Base-16). This is essential for embedded systems programming and protocol debugging.
The first 32 ASCII values are non-printable control codes (like Null, Line Feed, or Escape). Our converter identifies these to help you debug hidden formatting issues in raw text data.