Converting ASCII to Text
ASCII to text conversion takes numeric ASCII codes and converts them back to their corresponding characters. This is useful for decoding data that has been represented as ASCII values.
When to Use ASCII to Text
- Data Decoding: Decode data transmitted as ASCII codes
- Debugging: Read ASCII values from logs or debug output
- Protocol Analysis: Decode communication protocols
- Reverse Engineering: Analyze encoded data
- Education: Learn about character encoding
- Data Recovery: Recover text from numeric representations
Common ASCII Characters
32: Space
33: !
48-57: 0-9
63: ?
65-90: A-Z
97-122: a-z
46: .
44: ,
Examples
ASCII: 72 101 108 108 111
Text: Hello
ASCII: 65 66 67
Text: ABC
ASCII: 72 101 108 108 111 44 32 87 111 114 108 100 33
Text: Hello, World!
Input Format
This tool accepts ASCII codes separated by:
- Spaces: 72 101 108 108 111
- Commas: 72,101,108,108,111
- Newlines: One code per line
- Mixed: Any combination of the above
Important Notes
- Only standard ASCII codes (0-127) are supported
- Invalid codes will cause conversion to fail
- Control characters (0-31) may not display visibly
- For extended characters, use Unicode converters
- Codes must be decimal numbers, not hexadecimal
Quick Reference
Commonly Used ASCII Codes:
- Space: 32 | A: 65 | a: 97
- 0: 48 | !: 33 | ?: 63
- .: 46 | ,: 44 | :: 58
- @: 64 | #: 35 | $: 36