XOR Integers

XOR Integers is a quick tool for performing bitwise XOR on numbers. Whether you want to XOR all values together or do it pairwise, this tool’s got you covered. You can enter your integers in decimal or binary form, and the output can be shown in either base whatever works for you.

It runs entirely in your browser. Paste your list, pick your mode, and it updates live. You can flip between binary and decimal modes instantly, copy the result, or export it for later. No setup, no uploading just fast and flexible number processing.

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Options
Input is binary
Show binary output
Maximize output
XOR Mode:

How to Use:

  • Enter numbers in the input box one per line, space-separated, or both.
  • Use the “Input is binary” toggle if your input is in binary (e.g., 1010).
  • Pick the XOR mode:
    • XOR all: XORs every number cumulatively (n1 ^ n2 ^ n3 …)
    • XOR pairwise: XORs each number with the next (n1 ^ n2, n2 ^ n3, etc.)
  • Use the “Show binary output” toggle to display results in binary.
  • Turn on Maximize output to expand the results area.
  • The output updates live whenever you type or toggle anything.
  • Click Copy Output to copy the results.
  • Click Export to File to save your output.
  • Use Clear All to reset everything.

What XOR Integers can do:

  • Perform cumulative or pairwise XOR on a list of integers.
  • Accept input in decimal or binary formats.
  • Output results in either binary or decimal.
  • Instantly display live XOR results with output flashing.
  • Copy or export results with a single click.
  • Expand the output area with Maximize toggle for long results.
  • Keep everything private all data stays in your browser.
  • Show character count in the output area as you go.

Example:

Input:

5
3
12

Mode: XOR allOutput (decimal):

14

Output (binary):

1110

Mode: XOR pairwiseOutput (decimal):

6
15

Output (binary):

110
1111

Common Use Cases:

Use XOR Integers when you want to test or visualize how bitwise XOR works across values. It’s great for debugging low-level logic, generating checksums, doing quick encryption experiments, or just learning how XOR behaves. Whether you’re working with binary strings or regular numbers, this tool makes bitwise operations super approachable.

Useful Tools & Suggestions:

If you’re experimenting with XOR Integers, try XNOR Integers right after to see how the inverse logic plays out. And for more variety, NAND Integers gives you another way to twist bits and compare outcomes.

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