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Binary to Text
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Convert binary (0s and 1s) back to readable text. Automatically detects separators or processes continuous binary strings. Supports 8-bit and 16-bit encodings.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The tool automatically detects the separator by looking for spaces, commas, or dashes between binary sequences. If no separator is found, it processes the binary as a continuous string split into 8-bit chunks (or 16-bit if specified).
Binary must contain only 0s and 1s (plus separators if used). If the tool finds any other characters, it will show an error with the invalid sequence. Make sure your binary input is clean before converting.
Yes, select "None" for separator and specify the bits per character (8 or 16). The tool will split the continuous binary string into chunks of that size and convert each chunk to a character.
Yes, you can convert text to binary and then binary back to text to get the original text. Use the "Text to Binary" tool to reverse this process. Make sure to use the same encoding and bit settings for perfect reversibility.