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ASCII Table Reference

Searchable ASCII table with dec, hex, oct and binary.

in-browser

How to use

  1. 1 Scan the table, or type in the search box to filter it.
  2. 2 Search by character, decimal, hex, octal or description.
  3. 3 Read the matching code in every base side by side.
  4. 4 Note the ctrl badge to spot control characters.

About ASCII Table Reference

The ASCII Table Reference is a fast, searchable lookup for the full 7-bit ASCII set, codes 0 through 127.

Every row shows the character itself alongside its decimal, hexadecimal, octal and 8-bit binary representations, so you can switch between number bases without reaching for a calculator.

Control characters such as NUL, TAB, LF, CR and ESC are labelled by name and flagged so you can tell them apart from printable glyphs at a glance.

The search box matches across everything at once: type a letter to find its codes, a number like 65 to jump to capital A, a hex value like 41, or part of a description such as "carriage" to surface the carriage return.

This makes the table just as useful for debugging a serial protocol or a text encoding bug as it is for everyday programming reference.

Like every My Tools Garage tool it is entirely client-side.

The whole table is built in your browser, nothing is fetched from a server, and it keeps working offline once loaded.

There is no tracking and nothing to type that ever leaves your machine, so it is a dependable companion whether you are at your desk or on a locked-down build box.

FAQ

Does it include extended ASCII (128–255)?

No. It covers the standard 7-bit ASCII range 0–127, which is unambiguous across systems. Codes above 127 vary by code page and are intentionally left out.

What are the control characters?

Codes 0–31 and 127 are non-printing control characters such as line feed and escape. The table names each one and marks it with a ctrl badge.