Convert a Binary Number to Hex Number

Convert a Binary Number to Hex Number instantly by pasting in your binary input. You’ll get a clean hexadecimal result, plus optional padding, spacing, and a breakdown of each 4-bit group.

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Options
Pad binary to full 4-bit groups
Add space between hex digits
Show conversion steps

How to Use:

  1. Paste a binary string like 101101111010 into the input box.
  2. Use the toggles in the Options box to adjust the output:
    • Pad binary to full 4-bit groups: Adds leading zeroes so the length divides evenly by 4.
    • Add space between hex digits: Adds a space between each converted hex digit.
    • Show conversion steps: Displays how each 4-bit binary group maps to its hex value.
  3. View the converted hexadecimal number in the output box instantly. The border flashes when it updates.
  4. Use Copy Output to copy it, or Export to File to save.
  5. Click Clear All to reset everything.

To work from a file, just upload a .txt, .csv, or .log containing binary data using the Choose File button.

What Convert a Binary Number to Hex Number can do:

Convert a Binary Number to Hex Number turns any binary string into its hexadecimal equivalent with real-time formatting options. Padding helps ensure alignment, especially when converting full byte or nibble sequences. You can keep the hex compact or insert spaces for clarity. When enabled, the step display explains the conversion in chunks, making it great for learning or debugging. All output is instant, and a counter below shows how many characters are in your result.

You can paste, type, or import binary from supported file types, and still get the same interactive, customizable output.

Example:

Input:

101101111010

Settings: Pad to full 4-bit groups: ON, Add space: OFF, Show steps: OFF

Output:B7A

With Show Steps ON:

B7A

Steps:
1011 → B
0111 → 7
1010 → A

Common Use Cases:

Use Convert a Binary Number to Hex Number for electronics, embedded systems, network packet work, or just double-checking your conversions. The live update makes it fast, and the formatting tools give you control over the final look. Whether you’re a student, engineer, or just curious, it gives you everything you need in one clean interface.

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