Konverter Hex

What Is a Hex Converter?

A hex converter is a tool that changes a hexadecimal value into another number format, or changes another format into hex. You type a value into the input field, the tool reads each digit, and it returns the equivalent value in decimal, binary, octal, text, or another target format.

The tool removes the need for manual calculation. Converting 1D8A from hex to decimal by hand means multiplying four digits by powers of 16 and adding the results. A hex converter does this in the time it takes to press a key.

What Is Heksadesimal?

Heksadesimal is a base-16 number system. It uses 16 symbols: the digits 0 through 9 and the letters A through F. The letters stand in for the values 10 through 15, since decimal only has 10 single-digit symbols to work with.

Computers store data in bits, and 8 bits form a byte. Writing a byte in binary takes 8 characters. Writing the same byte in hex takes 2 characters, because each hex digit covers exactly 4 bits (a nibble). This is why hex shows up anywhere programmers need to read binary data without staring at long strings of 1s and 0s: memory addresses, color codes, hash values, and file headers.

A hex value is often written with a 0x prefix, such as 0xFF, to separate it from a decimal number that happens to use the same digits.

What Can You Convert With a Hex Converter?

A hex converter handles 6 common conversion types: hex to decimal, decimal to hex, hex to binary, binary to hex, hex to octal, and hex to text (ASCII or UTF-8). Many tools also support hex to RGB for web colors, hex to Base64 for encoded data, and hex to IP address for network values.

Each conversion type serves a different task. Hex to decimal helps you read a raw value in familiar terms. Hex to binary shows the exact bit pattern a processor works with. Hex to text decodes byte sequences back into readable characters. Hex to RGB turns a 6-character color code into red, green, and blue channel values for design work.

Heksadesimal Number System

The hexadecimal number system uses a radix, or base, of 16. Each position in a hex number represents a power of 16, starting at 16⁰ on the right and increasing by one power for each position moved left.

A hex digit can hold 16 possible values (0-9, A-F), compared to 10 values in decimal and 2 values in binary. This gives hex more information density per character. A single hex digit encodes 4 bits, so 2 hex digits encode a full byte (8 bits), and 4 hex digits encode 2 bytes (16 bits).

How to Use the Hex Converter

Type a hex value into the input field, then read the converted result in the output field. The converter accepts values with or without the 0x prefix, in uppercase or lowercase, and it typically ignores spaces or colons placed between byte pairs.

To convert decimal to hex, enter a whole number into the decimal field and the tool returns the hex equivalent. Switch the direction using the swap or format selector if the tool supports both directions in one interface. Copy the result with the copy button rather than selecting and retyping it, since manual retyping introduces errors on long hash values.

Hex Conversion Formulas

Each conversion between hex and another format follows a fixed formula. The 6 formulas below cover the conversions people look up most.

Heksadesimal to Desimal Formula

The hexadecimal to decimal formula is decimal = Σ (digit × 16ⁿ), summed across every digit, where n is the digit’s position counted from right to left starting at 0. Hex 1A3 converts to decimal 419: (1 × 16²) + (10 × 16¹) + (3 × 16⁰) = 256 + 160 + 3 = 419.

Desimal to Heksadesimal Formula

The decimal to hexadecimal formula divides the decimal number by 16 repeatedly, recording each remainder as a hex digit, until the quotient reaches 0. Desimal 419 converts to hex 1A3: 419 ÷ 16 = 26 remainder 3, 26 ÷ 16 = 1 remainder 10 (A), 1 ÷ 16 = 0 remainder 1. Reading the remainders in reverse gives 1A3.

Heksadesimal to Biner Formula

The hexadecimal to binary formula replaces each hex digit with its 4-bit binary equivalent, then joins the groups in order: binary = concat(digit → 4-bit binary), applied digit by digit. Hex 2AA converts to binary 0010 1010 1010, since 2 is 0010 and A is 1010 in each remaining position.

Biner to Heksadesimal Formula

The binary to hexadecimal formula groups binary digits into sets of 4 starting from the right, padding the leftmost group with zeros when it has fewer than 4 digits, then converts each group to its hex digit: hex = concat(4-bit group → digit). Biner 1010101010 converts to hex 2AA.

Heksadesimal to Octal Formula

The hexadecimal to octal formula runs through binary as a middle step: convert each hex digit to 4-bit binary, regroup the full binary string into sets of 3 from the right, then convert each 3-digit group to its octal digit. Hex FF converts to octal 377, since FF is binary 11111111, grouped as 011 111 111.

Heksadesimal to Text Formula

The hexadecimal to text formula splits the hex string into 2-character byte pairs, converts each pair to its decimal value using the hex-to-decimal formula, then maps each decimal value to its character using the ASCII or UTF-8 table: text = map(decimal(byte) → character). Hex 48656C6C6F converts to the text “Hello.”

Hex Conversion Examples

Hex A3 converts to decimal 163, since A (10) × 16¹ + 3 × 16⁰ = 160 + 3 = 163. Hex FF converts to decimal 255, since F (15) × 16¹ + F (15) × 16⁰ = 240 + 15 = 255. Hex 1D8A converts to decimal 7562, following the same digit-by-digit multiplication across 4 positions.

Desimal 1500 converts to hex 5DC. Desimal 255 converts to hex FF. Desimal 4132 converts to hex 1024.

Hex 48656C6C6F converts to the text “Hello,” since each 2-character hex pair maps to one ASCII byte: 48 is H, 65 is e, 6C is l, 6C is l, and 6F is o.

Heksadesimal Conversion Methods

There are 2 core methods for converting between hex and decimal: digit expansion for hex-to-decimal, and repeated division for decimal-to-hex.

Digit expansion multiplies each hex digit by its positional power of 16, then sums the results. Repeated division divides the decimal number by 16 over and over, recording the remainder at each step, then reads the remainders in reverse order to build the hex value.

Heksadesimal vs Desimal, Biner, and Octal

Heksadesimal, desimal, biner, dan oktal berbeda dalam basis dan jumlah digit yang dibutuhkan masing-masing untuk mewakili nilai yang sama. Biner (basis 2) menggunakan 8 digit untuk mewakili satu byte. Oktal (basis 8) menggunakan 3 digit. Desimal (basis 10) menggunakan 1 hingga 3 digit. Hex (basis 16) menggunakan tepat 2 digit.

Biner is the format processors operate on directly. Octal was common in early computing and now survives mainly in Unix file permission codes. Desimal is the system people use for everyday arithmetic. Hex balances compactness with a direct mapping to binary, which is why it dominates in memory addressing, color codes, and cryptographic output.

What is the Desimal System?

The decimal system is a base-10 number system that uses 10 digits: 0 through 9. Each digit’s position represents a power of 10, starting at 10⁰ on the right.

The decimal system is the standard for daily arithmetic because humans count on 10 fingers. Computers don’t use decimal internally, so any decimal value entered into a system gets converted to binary or hex before processing.

Heksadesimal System (Hex System)

The hexadecimal system uses 16 symbols: 0-9 and A-F. Each digit represents a power of 16. The letters A through F stand for the decimal values 10 through 15.

Hex is used across computing because it aligns with byte boundaries. A single byte, made of 8 bits, converts cleanly to exactly 2 hex digits with no remainder or rounding. This clean mapping does not exist between bytes and decimal digits, which is why raw computer data is shown in hex rather than decimal.

Desimal System

Desimal is a base-10 positional number system. Each digit’s value depends on both the digit itself and its position in the number. The digit 5 in the number 500 represents 5 × 10², or 500. The same digit 5 in the number 50 represents 5 × 10¹, or 50.

Desimal handles fractional values using a decimal point, where digits after the point represent negative powers of 10 (tenths, hundredths, and so on).

How to Calculate Heksadesimal to Desimal

Multiply each hex digit by 16 raised to its position, counting positions from right to left starting at 0, then add the results together. The hex value 2AA converts to decimal 682: (2 × 16²) + (10 × 16¹) + (10 × 16⁰) = 512 + 160 + 10 = 682.

For long hex strings like cryptographic hashes, this calculation still works digit by digit, but the resulting decimal number grows large fast. A 64-character hex hash can produce a decimal number with 77 digits.

Convert Heksadesimal Value to Desimal Value

Converting a hex value to decimal follows 3 steps: assign each digit its power of 16 based on position, multiply each digit by its power, and sum every result.

Example: hex 7DE converts to decimal 2014. (7 × 16²) + (13 × 16¹) + (14 × 16⁰) = 1792 + 208 + 14 = 2014.

Convert Desimal Value to Heksadesimal Value

Converting a decimal value to hex follows 4 steps: divide the decimal number by 16, record the remainder as a hex digit, use the quotient as the next number to divide, and repeat until the quotient reaches 0.

Example: decimal 7562 converts to hex 1D8A. 7562 ÷ 16 = 472 remainder 10 (A). 472 ÷ 16 = 29 remainder 8 (8). 29 ÷ 16 = 1 remainder 13 (D). 1 ÷ 16 = 0 remainder 1 (1). Reading the remainders from last to first gives 1D8A.

Hex to Biner and Biner to Hex

Hex to binary conversion replaces each hex digit with its 4-bit binary equivalent, then joins the groups in order. Hex 2AA converts to binary 0010 1010 1010, since 2 is 0010, and A is 1010 in each of the remaining 2 positions.

Biner to hex conversion groups binary digits into sets of 4 starting from the right, padding the leftmost group with zeros when it has fewer than 4 digits, then converts each group to its hex digit. Biner 1010101010 converts to hex 2AA, using the same grouped values in reverse.

Hex to Octal

Hex to octal conversion runs through binary as a middle step: convert the hex value to binary, regroup the binary digits into sets of 3 from the right, then convert each 3-digit group to its octal digit. Hex FF converts to octal 377: FF is binary 11111111, grouped as 011 111 111, which reads as 3, 7, 7.

Hex to Integer

Hex to integer conversion reads a hex value as either an unsigned or a signed integer, depending on the data type width. An unsigned 8-bit hex value ranges from 00 to FF, or 0 to 255 in decimal. A signed 8-bit hex value uses two’s complement, so 00 to 7F represents 0 to 127, while 80 to FF represents -128 to -1. Hex FF as an unsigned 8-bit integer equals 255, but as a signed 8-bit integer it equals -1.

The same signed and unsigned rules extend to 16-bit, 32-bit, and 64-bit integers, across more hex digits: 4 hex digits for 16-bit, 8 hex digits for 32-bit, and 16 hex digits for 64-bit.

Heksadesimal Calculation—Add, Subtract, Multiply, or Divide

Hex arithmetic follows the same rules as decimal arithmetic, with 2 adjustments: digits above 9 use letters A through F, and carrying or borrowing moves in units of 16 rather than 10.

Hex Addition

Add hex digits the same way you add decimal digits, converting letters to their decimal values when needed, then carry any amount of 16 or more into the next column. Example: B (11) + 8 = 19 in decimal, which equals 13 in hex. Write down 3, carry 1 into the next column.

Hex Subtraction

Subtract hex digits column by column, borrowing 16 from the next column when the top digit is smaller than the bottom digit. Example: in 5D1C − 3AF, the rightmost column needs C (12) − F (15), which is negative, so the column borrows 16 from the next digit: 16 + 12 − 15 = 13, or D.

Hex Multiplication

Multiply hex digits using their decimal equivalents, convert each partial product back to hex, then add the partial products together following normal hex addition. A hexadecimal multiplication table removes the need to convert on every step.

Hex Division

Divide hex numbers using long division, performing each multiplication and subtraction step in hex rather than decimal. Borrowing during subtraction still moves in units of 16.

Heksadesimal Multiplication Table

Common Heksadesimal Values

These 8 values appear often because they mark boundaries: 00 is the null byte, 20 is the space character that separates words in ASCII, 41 starts the uppercase alphabet, 61 starts the lowercase alphabet, and FF marks the highest single-byte value.

Hex to Text, ASCII, and UTF-8

Hex to text conversion splits the hex string into 2-character byte pairs, converts each pair to its decimal value, then reads those bytes as characters. Hex 48656C6C6F decodes to “Hello,” since 48 is H, 65 is e, 6C is l, 6C is l, and 6F is o.

Hex to ASCII follows the same byte-pair method, but ASCII only covers byte values 0 through 127, or 00 to 7F in hex. Hex to UTF-8 extends this for byte values above 7F, where the converter reads 2, 3, or 4 hex bytes together to decode a single character.

Text to Hex

Text to hex conversion converts each character to its byte value using its character encoding, then writes each byte value as a 2-character hex pair. Text “Hi” converts to hex 4869, since H equals decimal 72 (hex 48) and i equals decimal 105 (hex 69).

Hex to Base64

Hex to Base64 conversion regroups the raw bytes a hex string represents into sets of 3 bytes (24 bits), splits each 24-bit group into four 6-bit segments, then maps each 6-bit segment to one of 64 Base64 characters (A-Z, a-z, 0-9, +, /). Hex 48656C6C6F, which is 5 bytes, converts to Base64 SGVsbG8=, with padding added when the byte count doesn’t divide evenly by 3.

Hex Color Conversions

A hex color code is a 6-character hex value that represents a color using 2 digits each for red, green, and blue. The code FF5733 represents a red-orange color: FF (255) red, 57 (87) green, and 33 (51) blue.

Hex to RGB

Hex to RGB conversion splits a 6-character hex color into 3 pairs, then converts each pair to its decimal value. Hex FF5733 converts to RGB(255, 87, 51), following the red, green, blue pair order.

Hex ke HSL

Hex to HSL conversion extracts the RGB values first, then calculates hue, saturation, and lightness from the relative brightness and range of the RGB channels. Hue is measured in degrees from 0 to 360, while saturation and lightness are both measured as percentages from 0 to 100.

Hex to HSV

Hex to HSV conversion also starts from the extracted RGB values, then calculates hue, saturation, and value (brightness). HSV differs from HSL in how it defines brightness: HSV’s value channel tracks the highest of the 3 RGB channels directly, while HSL’s lightness averages the highest and lowest channels.

Hex to CMYK

Hex to CMYK conversion extracts RGB first, then converts the RGB values into cyan, magenta, yellow, and key (black) percentages for print use. CMYK values are subtractive, meaning they describe how much ink absorbs light, while RGB and hex values are additive, describing how much light a screen emits.

Hex to Pantone

Hex to Pantone conversion matches a hex color against the closest entry in the Pantone Matching System (PMS) library, since Pantone uses named ink formulations rather than a mathematical RGB or CMYK formula. The match is an approximation: 2 different hex values can map to the same Pantone swatch, and print output can vary from the on-screen hex preview depending on paper stock and printing process.

Hex in Blockchain

Blockchain systems store nearly all raw data in hex format. Transaction identifiers, block hashes, addresses, and smart contract data all use hex because it maps directly to the underlying bytes without losing structure.

Transaction IDs

A Bitcoin transaction ID (txid) is a 64-character hex string. It represents the double SHA-256 hash of the serialized transaction, compressed from 32 raw bytes into hex form for readability.

Block Hashes

A block hash is also a 64-character hex string, produced by hashing the 80-byte block header twice with SHA-256. Bitcoin’s proof-of-work difficulty target requires the hash to fall below a threshold, which in hex terms means the hash must start with a set number of leading zeros.

Addresses and Public Keys

A Bitcoin public key is 33 bytes in compressed form or 65 bytes uncompressed, shown in hex before conversion to Base58Check or Bech32 format. An Ethereum address is a 40-character hex string (20 bytes) with a 0x prefix.

Opcodes and Script

Bitcoin Script uses single-byte opcodes referenced by their hex values. A standard Pay-to-Public-Key-Hash script reads 76 A9 14 [hash] 88 AC in hex, where 76 is OP_DUP, A9 is OP_HASH160, 88 is OP_EQUALVERIFY, and AC is OP_CHECKSIG.

Smart Contract Data

Ethereum smart contract calls encode as hex data in a transaction’s input field. The first 4 bytes form a function selector, derived from the Keccak-256 hash of the function signature. An ERC-20 transfer() call starts with the selector 0xA9059CBB.

Hex in Programming and Data

Heksadesimal shows up across 6 common programming and data tasks beyond basic number conversion: floating-point encoding, byte order handling, bitwise operations, machine code inspection, raw file analysis, and identifier generation.

Hex to IEEE 754

Konversi hex ke IEEE 754 membaca nilai hex sebagai bilangan floating-point menggunakan standar IEEE 754, yang membagi bit menjadi bit tanda, eksponen, dan mantissa. Float 32-bit (presisi tunggal) menggunakan 1 bit tanda, 8 bit eksponen, dan 23 bit mantissa. Nilai hex 3F800000 dikonversi menjadi nilai floating-point 1,0 berdasarkan standar ini.

Hex Endian Converter

A hex endian converter reverses the byte order of a hex value between big-endian and little-endian formats. Big-endian stores the most significant byte first; little-endian stores the least significant byte first. The 4-byte hex value 12345678 in big-endian becomes 78563412 in little-endian, since the byte sequence reverses while each byte’s own 2 digits keep their order.

Hex XOR Calculator

A hex XOR calculator applies the bitwise XOR operation to 2 hex values, comparing them bit by bit and returning 1 where the bits differ and 0 where they match. Hex FF XOR 0F equals F0, since every bit position where the 2 values disagree produces a 1.

Hex to Assembly

Hex to assembly conversion, also called disassembly, translates raw machine code bytes back into readable assembly instructions for a specific processor architecture. Each hex opcode maps to one instruction mnemonic, such as MOV, ADD, or JMP, though the exact mapping depends on the instruction set: x86, ARM, or another architecture.

Hex Dump Converter

A hex dump converter takes a binary file and displays its raw bytes in hex format, usually alongside an ASCII column showing the printable character for each byte. Hex dumps let developers inspect file headers, verify file signatures, and debug binary data without a specialized parser for every file type.

Hex to UUID

Hex to UUID conversion formats a 32-character (16-byte) hex value into the standard UUID pattern: 8-4-4-4-12 hex digits separated by hyphens, such as 550E8400-E29B-41D4-A716-446655440000. A UUID is a 128-bit value used to identify records or objects with a near-zero chance of collision across systems.

Conversion Reference

Common Hex Values in Crypto

Hex vs Other Number Systems