Binary Translator

This binary code translator is also known as the binary number converter (decoder) that translates the binary digits to text and words.

You can decode binary numbers to letters using both ASCII and UTF-8 encoding systems.

Binary to ASCII and UTF-8:

ASCII:

ASCII stands for the “American standard code for information interchange”. It is a system in which each character is allotted a specific code of 8 binary digits. There are 256 different codes.

UTF-8:

UTF-8 stands for “Unicode transformation format- 8 bits”. It encodes Unicode characters into binary numbers. 

UTF-8 is different from other Unicode encoding systems because it uses a one-byte unit. One byte consists of 8 binary digits.

Where ASCII produces only 256 codes, Unicode can produce more than a million code points.
Note: You can use our other related calculator like Ascii to Decimal , Decimal to ASCII and Decimal to Binary Converter.