ASCII to Text Converter / Encrypter / Decrypter

You can convert from numbers to their corresponding ASCII value, converting a series of numbers into text and vice versa using this helpful tool.

Example: 65=A, 66=B, etc.

ASCII as a cipher is commonly found in puzzles or secret codes. A good sign of it is numbers in the range 32-126, especially 32, 69, and 101.

Enter text to convert: (Example: '65 66 100', '70,72', 'ABC', etc.)

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ASCII Table for Reference

0	Null character
1	Start of Heading
2	Start of Text
3	End of Text
4	End of Transmission
5	Enquiry
6	Acknowledge
7	Bell, Alert
8	Backspace
9	Horizontal Tab
10	Line Feed
11	Vertical Tabulation
12	Form Feed
13	Carriage Return
14	Shift Out
15	Shift In
16	Data Link Escape
17	Device Control One (XON)
18	Device Control Two
19	Device Control Three (XOFF)
20	Device Control Four
21	Negative Acknowledge
22	Synchronous Idle
23	End of Transmission Block
24	Cancel
25	End of medium
26	Substitute
27	Escape
28	File Separator
29	Group Separator
30	Record Separator
31	Unit Separator
32	Space (" ")
33	!
34	"
35	#
36	$
37	%
38	&
39	'
40	(
41	)
42	*
43	+
44	,
45	-
46	.
47	/
48	0
49	1
50	2
51	3
52	4
53	5
54	6
55	7
56	8
57	9
58	:
59	;
60	<
61	=
62	>
63	?
64	@
65	A
66	B
67	C
68	D
69	E
70	F
71	G
72	H
73	I
74	J
75	K
76	L
77	M
78	N
79	O
80	P
81	Q
82	R
83	S
84	T
85	U
86	V
87	W
88	X
89	Y
90	Z
91	[
92	\
93	]
94	^
95	_
96	`
97	a
98	b
99	c
100	d
101	e
102	f
103	g
104	h
105	i
106	j
107	k
108	l
109	m
110	n
111	o
112	p
113	q
114	r
115	s
116	t
117	u
118	v
119	w
120	x
121	y
122	z
123	{
124	|
125	}
126	~
127	Delete

About ASCII

ASCII is short for 'American Standard Code for Information Interchange'. It is a 7-bit character code with the range 0-127.

The first 32 characters are unprintable control codes / whitespace. Codes 32-127 contain the letters (both uppercase and lowercase), the digits 0-9, and various punctuation marks and symbols.