String to ASCII Converter
Convert a string to its ASCII / Unicode character codes.
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How do you convert a string to ASCII codes?
A string to ASCII converter lists the numeric character code of every character in your string. Snabbit shows each Unicode code point in decimal, separated by spaces, so “Hi” becomes “72 105”. For plain English text these match the classic ASCII table. It runs in your browser, so your string stays private.
How to use the String to ASCII
- 1 Type or paste your string.
- 2 The ASCII character codes appear instantly, space-separated.
- 3 Each character maps to one decimal code.
- 4 Copy the codes.
What you can use it for
- Finding ASCII codes for programming.
- Teaching the ASCII table.
- Generating numeric codes from text.
- Comparing characters by code value.
Frequently asked questions
Are these true ASCII values?
For standard English letters, digits and punctuation, yes — they fall in the 0–127 ASCII range. Characters beyond ASCII show their larger Unicode code point.
What separates the codes?
Codes are separated by single spaces, which makes them easy to read or paste into code.
How do I get the string back?
Use the ASCII to String converter to turn the codes back into characters.
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