Convert a Hex Number to Octal Number instantly. Type a hex value like FA3 and get the octal output right away. You can display conversion steps or space out the digits for readability.
How to Use:
- Type a hexadecimal number into the input box for example:
FA3
. - Use the toggles in the Options box:
- Add space between digits: Adds spacing between octal digits for clarity.
- Show conversion steps: Shows how the hex number becomes decimal, then octal.
- The output updates live in the right-hand box with a flash animation.
- Use Copy Output to copy the result, or Export to File to save it.
- Hit Clear All to reset everything.
To convert a saved hex value, upload a .txt, .csv, or .log file using Choose File.
What Convert a Hex Number to Octal Number can do:
Convert a Hex Number to Octal Number lets you convert hex strings directly to base-8 with live feedback. Behind the scenes, the tool converts hex to decimal, then decimal to octal. If enabled, it shows you both steps clearly. You can group the octal digits with spaces or leave them compact. Input sanitization ensures only valid hex characters are processed, and every update triggers a real-time output change with a character counter below the result. It works from both direct input and uploaded files.
Example:
Input:
FA3
Settings: Add space between digits: OFF, Show conversion steps: OFF
Output:17503
With Show Steps ON:
17503
Steps:
Hex FA3 = Decimal 4003
Decimal 4003 = Octal 17503
Common Use Cases:
Use Convert a Hex Number to Octal Number when working with base conversions for networking, memory addressing, or educational exercises. It’s great for learners, developers, or anyone needing fast, accurate transformations between number systems. The step mode is especially helpful for understanding the conversion logic.
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Need to take a detour on the way to octal? Convert a Hex Number to Binary Number is a helpful step since octal and binary pair up neatly. And if you’re wrapping up in standard form, Convert a Hex Number to Decimal Number is always useful to check the final value in plain base 10.