Binary to Hex and Hex to Binary Converter

Use this tool to convert binary to hex and hex to binary. You also get the decimal value for each input. Results appear fast and read clean. Hex means hexadecimal base sixteen.

Why Use Our Binary to Hex Converter?

This two way binary converter serves students and pros. It fits quick checks, data review, and coding tasks. It gives clear answers with minimal steps.

• Binary to hex and hex to binary in one page.
• Binary input accepts digits 0 and 1 only.
• Hex input accepts digits 0 to 9 and letters A to F.
• Hex accepts the 0x prefix.
• Spaces in your input get removed.
• Binary output groups into sets of four bits.
• Hex output uses uppercase and a 0x prefix.
• Each result includes a decimal value.

How to Use This Tool

Follow these steps for a smooth run.

Step 1: Enter Your Number

Pick the direction and add your input.

• Binary to hex: type digits 0 and 1 in the Binary field.
• Hex to binary: type hex digits in the Hex field.
• Hex can use uppercase or lowercase letters.
• Hex can include the 0x prefix.
• The tool trims spaces before it checks your input.

Step 2: Click the Convert Button

Run the conversion.

• Use Convert to Hex for a binary input.
• Use Convert to Binary for a hex input.
• Press Enter inside a field to run the same action.

Step 3: Read Your Results

Review each line and match it to your input.

• Binary to hex shows Hexadecimal with a 0x prefix.
• It also shows Decimal as a base ten number.
• Hex to binary shows Binary in groups of four bits.
• It also shows Decimal as a base ten number.

What Makes This Tool Great?

Clarity matters for base conversions. This tool keeps the steps short and the output clean. It works well for daily tasks and quick study.

• Quick checks during debugging sessions.
• Reading register maps for microcontrollers.
• Verifying data fields in network packets.
• Parsing file headers or color values.
• Coursework and exam prep for number bases.

Quick examples with expected results.

• Binary 10101010 converts to Hex 0xAA and Decimal 170.
• Binary 11111111 converts to Hex 0xFF and Decimal 255.
• Hex AA converts to Binary 1010 1010 and Decimal 170.
• Hex 0xFF converts to Binary 1111 1111 and Decimal 255.

A Quick Peek at the Code

The converter uses direct four bit mapping for both paths. A group of four bits is called a nibble.

• Binary to hex pads the left side to a multiple of four bits.
• It reads each four bit group and maps to one hex digit.
• Hex digits appear in uppercase with a 0x prefix.
• Hex to binary maps each hex digit to four binary bits.
• The binary result drops leading zeros and keeps at least one digit.
• Binary output prints in groups of four bits for easier reading.
• Both inputs accept an optional 0x prefix for hex.
• Any spaces in your input get stripped first.
• Each path also computes the decimal value.

Notes and limits.

• Use digits only for binary and hex as listed above.
• Decimal values stay exact for numbers up to 2 to the 53 minus 1.
• Add leading zeros if you need a fixed width binary display.
• Hex output uses uppercase to improve scan speed.

Final Thoughts

This binary to hex tool and hex to binary tool keeps work simple. It runs fast and gives clear results. Test it with your own value today.