Hex Viewer
View text data as a hexadecimal dump
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Hex Dump
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About Hex Viewer
A hex viewer displays data as hexadecimal values alongside their ASCII representations. It's essential for debugging, analyzing binary data, and understanding character encodings.
Convert any text to a professional hex dump with offset addresses, hex byte values, and ASCII representation. Essential for debugging encoding issues, inspecting binary data, and understanding byte-level content.
Key Features
- ✓Offset + Hex + ASCII three-column layout
- ✓16 bytes per row (standard format)
- ✓Non-printable characters shown as dots
- ✓Copy formatted hex dump
- ✓Handles any text input
How to Hex Viewer & Hex Dump
- 1
Enter text
Paste text to view as hex.
- 2
View hex dump
See offset, hex bytes, and ASCII representation.
- 3
Copy output
Copy the formatted hex dump.
Common Use Cases
- •Debugging character encoding issues (UTF-8, Latin-1)
- •Inspecting BOM (Byte Order Mark) in files
- •Analyzing binary protocol data
- •Understanding how text is stored at the byte level
Frequently Asked Questions
Why 16 bytes per row?▼
This is the standard hex dump format used by tools like xxd and hexdump. 16 bytes align nicely in both hex (32 chars) and ASCII (16 chars) columns.