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Text to Binary

Encode UTF-8 text as eight-bit binary byte groups.

Text is encoded as UTF-8 bytes. Binary text needs complete eight-bit groups separated by spaces.

How to use this tool

Enter text and process it to see one binary group per UTF-8 byte.

Important to know

Encode UTF-8 text as eight-bit binary byte groups.

Non-ASCII characters produce multiple groups. This differs from ASCII to Binary, which accepts only ASCII.

Formula and methodology

Encode text as UTF-8 and express every byte as eight base-2 digits.

Example

Hi becomes 01001000 01101001.

Frequently asked questions

Why does an emoji use several groups?

An emoji is represented by several UTF-8 bytes.