🔢 Text to Decimal Converter
Enter any text — instantly get its decimal (Unicode) code points.
📘 What Is Text to Decimal Conversion?
Every character you type — letters, numbers, symbols, even emojis — is stored in a computer as a numeric code. The most common system is Unicode (which includes ASCII as a subset). This tool reveals the decimal (base‑10) code point for each character in your text. For example, “A” becomes 65, “あ” becomes 12354, and “😊” becomes 128522.
🛠️ How to Use This Converter
1. Type or paste your text into the input box.
2. Pick your preferred separator (space, comma, etc.).
3. Click Convert to see the decimal list and a per‑character breakdown.
4. Use the Copy button to grab the decimal string.
💡 Common Use Cases
• Programming & debugging – inspecting ASCII/Unicode values.
• Encoding/decoding – manual obfuscation or learning character sets.
• Education – teaching how computers represent text.
• Data analysis – preparing numeric representations for machine learning.
ASCII defines 128 characters (0–127) for basic English. Unicode covers over 149,000 characters from all languages and symbol sets. This tool always outputs the full Unicode code point.
Yes! You can use a “Decimal to Text” tool (coming soon) or manually with String.fromCharCode() in JavaScript. This converter works one‑way for now.
