A simple binary to text converter that converts binary numbers to text.
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How to use Binary to Text Converter
- Firstly, enter the binary string as input in the upper text box.
- Then, click on the convert button.
- Consequently, the result is obtained in the lower text box.
It is a number expressed in the base-2 numeral system or binary numeral system. Hence, it uses only two symbols: “0” and “1”.
ASCII stands for American Standard Code for Information Interchange. Also, it is a character encoding standard consisting of 128 characters. In a word, it is a numeric representation of characters.
To convert binary to text, first, segregate the input string into 8 bit (groups of 8) from right to left. Accordingly, add zeros at the start if required. Then, for each bit, look up at the corresponding character of the number in the following ASCII table. You may need to use a Binary to Decimal converter. 
Let’s convert the following binary string to text:
01000011 01101111 01100100 01100101 00100000 01010101 01110100 01101001 01101100 01101001 01110100 01111001
Now, let’s convert each bit to a decimal using Binary to Decimal Converter and then, use the above table to convert it into a character.
01000011 = 67 = C
01101111 = 111 = o
01100100 = 100 = d
01100101 = 101 = e
00100000 = 32 = <space>
01010101 = 85 = U
01110100 = 116 = t
01101001 = 105 = i
01101100 = 108 = l
01101001 = 105 = i
01110100 = 116 = t
01111001 = 121 = y
Hence, the given binary string represents “Code Utility“.