Online Base32 to ASCII Encoder & ASCII to Base32 Decoder

Discover the convenience of our custom-made online tool, designed for seamless data conversion between Base32 and ASCII. Our tool is here to simplify your tasks. Join us as we explore the features and benefits of this versatile utility, tailored to make data manipulation effortless.

Base32-ASCII Translator

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What is Base32?

Base32 is a binary-to-text encoding technique that employs a set of 32 unique characters, which include the letters A-Z and the numerals 2-7. This encoding method converts binary data into a text-based format, making it appropriate for data integrity applications such as checksums and human-readable data representation. It’s especially handy when binary data must be transferred in an ASCII-only environment, such as URLs or email messages.

What is ASCII?

ASCII stands for American Standard Code for Information Interchange. It is a character encoding standard that assigns numeric values to characters, enabling communication between computers and other devices. ASCII was first introduced in 1963 and has since become the de facto standard for encoding text in computers.

The ASCII character set contains 128 characters, which include lowercase and uppercase letters, numbers, punctuation marks, and symbols. Numeric codes ranging from 0 to 127 are allocated to these characters. The code for each character correlates to a distinct electrical signal that is transmitted between devices, allowing them to represent and understand the same characters.

What is Base32 Encoding?

Encoding is a fundamental notion in data processing that refers to the process of converting data from one format or representation to another. It entails systematically mapping data pieces from their original format into a new representation, typically for storage, transport, or exchange.

The process of transforming binary data into a human-readable text representation is known as base32 encoding. This is accomplished by breaking the binary data into five-bit groups and mapping them to the characters in the Base32 character set. As a result, a text string that can be readily shared and stored while keeping data accuracy and compatibility is produced.

What is Base32 Decoding?

Base32 decoding is the reverse process of Base32 encoding. It involves converting a Base32-encoded text string back into its original binary form. Each character in the encoded string represents a specific five-bit binary value, which is then combined to reconstruct the original binary data. This process is crucial for retrieving and utilizing the original data after it has been encoded in Base32.

How Do I Use the Free Online Base32-ASCII Translator?

First, enter ASCII or Base32 data in the Input field.
Then press the “ASCII to Base32” or “Base32 to ASCII” button, depending on which operation you want to perform.

You can see the result in the Output field.
If you wish, you can copy the result of the conversion by pressing the “Copy” button.

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Base32 Characters and Table

The Base32 character set includes the following symbols: A–Z and 2–7. These characters have been carefully chosen to avoid confusion between visually similar characters such as ‘0’ and ‘O’ or ‘1’ and ‘I’.

Binary	Decimal	Base32
00000	0	A
00001	1	B
00010	2	C
00011	3	D
00100	4	E
00101	5	F
00110	6	G
00111	7	H
01000	8	I
01001	9	J
01010	10	K
01011	11	L
01100	12	M
01101	13	N
01110	14	O
01111	15	P
10000	16	Q
10001	17	R
10010	18	S
10011	19	T
10100	20	U
10101	21	V
10110	22	W
10111	23	X
11000	24	Y
11001	25	Z
11010	26	2
11011	27	3
11100	28	4
11101	29	5
11110	30	6
11111	31	7

What is ASCII?

ASCII is an acronym that stands for “American Standard Code for Information Interchange“. It is a character encoding standard used in computers and communication equipment to represent text and control characters. ASCII assigns unique numerical codes to various characters, allowing text to be represented digitally using binary values.

Decimal	Hexadecimal	Binary	Character
0	0	0	NUL
1	1	1	SOH
2	2	10	STX
3	3	11	ETX
4	4	100	EOT
5	5	101	ENQ
6	6	110	ACK
7	7	111	BEL
8	8	1000	BS
9	9	1001	HT
10	0A	1010	LF
11	0B	1011	VT
12	0C	1100	FF
13	0D	1101	CR
14	0E	1110	SO
15	0F	1111	SI
16	10	10000	DLE
17	11	10001	DC1
18	12	10010	DC2
19	13	10011	DC3
20	14	10100	DC4
21	15	10101	NAK
22	16	10110	SYN
23	17	10111	ETB
24	18	11000	CAN
25	19	11001	EM
26	1A	11010	SUB
27	1B	11011	ESC
28	1C	11100	FS
29	1D	11101	GS
30	1E	11110	RS
31	1F	11111	US
32	20	100000	space
33	21	100001	!
34	22	100010	“
35	23	100011	#
36	24	100100	$
37	25	100101	%
38	26	100110	&
39	27	100111	‘
40	28	101000	(
41	29	101001	)
42	2A	101010	*
43	2B	101011	+
44	2C	101100	,
45	2D	101101	–
46	2E	101110	.
47	2F	101111	/
48	30	110000	0
49	31	110001	1
50	32	110010	2
51	33	110011	3
52	34	110100	4
53	35	110101	5
54	36	110110	6
55	37	110111	7
56	38	111000	8
57	39	111001	9
58	3A	111010	:
59	3B	111011	;
60	3C	111100	<
61	3D	111101	=
62	3E	111110	>
63	3F	111111	?
64	40	1000000	@
65	41	1000001	A
66	42	1000010	B
67	43	1000011	C
68	44	1000100	D
69	45	1000101	E
70	46	1000110	F
71	47	1000111	G
72	48	1001000	H
73	49	1001001	I
74	4A	1001010	J
75	4B	1001011	K
76	4C	1001100	L
77	4D	1001101	M
78	4E	1001110	N
79	4F	1001111	O
80	50	1010000	P
81	51	1010001	Q
82	52	1010010	R
83	53	1010011	S
84	54	1010100	T
85	55	1010101	U
86	56	1010110	V
87	57	1010111	W
88	58	1011000	X
89	59	1011001	Y
90	5A	1011010	Z
91	5B	1011011	[
92	5C	1011100	\
93	5D	1011101	]
94	5E	1011110	^
95	5F	1011111	_
96	60	1100000	`
97	61	1100001	a
98	62	1100010	b
99	63	1100011	c
100	64	1100100	d
101	65	1100101	e
102	66	1100110	f
103	67	1100111	g
104	68	1101000	h
105	69	1101001	i
106	6A	1101010	j
107	6B	1101011	k
108	6C	1101100	l
109	6D	1101101	m
110	6E	1101110	n
111	6F	1101111	o
112	70	1110000	p
113	71	1110001	q
114	72	1110010	r
115	73	1110011	s
116	74	1110100	t
117	75	1110101	u
118	76	1110110	v
119	77	1110111	w
120	78	1111000	x
121	79	1111001	y
122	7A	1111010	z
123	7B	1111011	{
124	7C	1111100	\|
125	7D	1111101	}
126	7E	1111110	~
127	7F	1111111	DEL