Binary Converter

Binary Converter translates text into its binary (base-2) representation — each character becomes an 8-bit sequence of 0s and 1s — and converts binary back to readable text. It is a classic learning tool for understanding how computers store characters.

Binary encoding is also used in steganography, low-level protocol debugging, and teaching materials for computer science courses.

Tip: Each character produces exactly 8 bits in standard ASCII binary. If your output length is not a multiple of 8, something went wrong with the input — look for non-ASCII characters or extra whitespace.