Decimal Converter

Type a base-10 whole number and get its binary, octal and hexadecimal forms at once. Arbitrary-precision arithmetic keeps numbers beyond 2⁵³ exact, which ordinary calculators cannot do.

How to use the Decimal Converter

  1. Enter a whole number in decimal.
  2. Read the binary, octal and hexadecimal results.
  3. Copy any result using its Copy button.
  4. Use the bit grouping panel to inspect the binary form.

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Frequently asked questions

Does it support decimal fractions like 10.5?

No. Base conversion here is for whole numbers (integers) so that results are exact.

Why do some calculators give wrong results for big numbers?

Standard floating-point numbers are exact only up to 9,007,199,254,740,991. This tool uses BigInt, so larger values stay exact.

How do I convert 255 to hex?

Enter 255 and the hexadecimal result FF appears instantly, along with 11111111 in binary and 377 in octal.

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