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Radix Converter

What is Radix Converter? (Quick Answer)

Multi-base number conversion Free online tool, no registration required, 100% client-side processing.

Multi-base number conversion

By Craftisle Team

About Radix Converter — Free Online Tool

Convert numbers between binary (base-2), octal (base-8), decimal (base-10), hexadecimal (base-16), and any custom base (2-36). Essential for programmers working with low-level data, memory addresses, and bit manipulation.

How to Use Radix Converter — Step by Step

  1. Enter a number

    Type a number in any base (binary, hex, decimal, etc.).

  2. Set input base

    Tell the tool what base your input number is in (e.g., 16 for hex).

  3. View all conversions

    All base conversions appear simultaneously. Copy any of them.

Use Cases for Radix Converter

Bitmask debugging

Convert decimal numbers to binary to inspect individual bit flags.

Memory addresses

Convert between decimal and hex when reading core dumps or debugger output.

Color values

Convert hex color codes (#FF5733) to RGB decimal values for CSS or canvas.

FAQ — Radix Converter Free Online Tool

What bases are supported?

Any integer base from 2 to 36. Common ones: base-2 (binary), base-8 (octal), base-10 (decimal), base-16 (hexadecimal).

Can I convert floating-point numbers?

This tool converts integers. For floating-point, use a dedicated IEEE-754 converter.

What is two's complement?

It is how negative numbers are represented in binary. This tool works with unsigned integers; for signed, use a dedicated signed integer converter.

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