Convert ASCII Codes to Characters
cross-browser testing tools
World's simplest online ASCII to string converter for web developers and programmers. Just paste your decimal ASCII values in the form below (space separated), press the Convert to String button, and you'll get readable text. Press a button – get text. No ads, nonsense, or garbage.
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Using an ASCII to Text Converter in Cross-browser Testing
An ASCII to text converter can be useful if you're doing cross-browser testing. For example, if you're working with strings that are stored as decimal ASCII values in the database, and you need to decode them and write tests to compare them with human-readable strings, then with this utility you can quickly do that. Once you load space-separated ASCII codes in the input form, the program will decode them and construct a regular string from them, and you'll be able to see what the decimal values say. You can then simply copy the output values to your test cases. Another popular use case is decoding hidden text in forums and group chats. Someone might have used the reverse Text to ASCII Code converter to create a secret message that consists of just numbers and with this program, you can convert it back and read the secret message.
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