Ascii Calculator
Convert text to ASCII codes and vice versa. Calculate character counts, byte sizes, and more.
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How to use this tool?
This calculator converts text to ASCII decimal codes and vice versa. It only supports standard ASCII characters (codes 0–127).
How to Use
- Text to ASCII: Type or paste text into the Text Input box. The calculator automatically shows the character count and byte size (UTF-8).
- ASCII to Text: Enter decimal ASCII codes separated by spaces (e.g.,
72 101 108 108 111) in the ASCII Codes box. The min and max codes update automatically. - Calculate: Click the Calculate button. Results appear below:
- Text to ASCII: Shows the space-separated decimal codes for your input text.
- ASCII to Text: Shows the decoded text from your entered codes.
- Errors: If you enter a non-ASCII character (code > 127) or an invalid code (not 0–127), the calculator highlights the error and stops.
Note: Both fields can be filled simultaneously—the calculator processes both directions in one click.
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Frequently Asked Questions
ASCII (American Standard Code for Information Interchange) is a character encoding standard that uses numeric codes from 0 to 127 to represent text characters.
Enter text in the Text Input field and click Calculate. The ASCII codes (decimal) will appear in the results, separated by spaces.
Enter space-separated decimal ASCII codes (0-127) in the ASCII Codes field and click Calculate. The corresponding text will appear in the results.