ASCII Table Chart

Complete reference chart of standard ASCII characters and representations. Fast, free, and fully client-side.

DecimalHexBinaryCharacter
322000100000" "
332100100001"!"
342200100010"""
352300100011"#"
362400100100"$"
372500100101"%"
382600100110"&"
392700100111"'"
402800101000"("
412900101001")"
422A00101010"*"
432B00101011"+"
442C00101100","
452D00101101"-"
462E00101110"."
472F00101111"/"
483000110000"0"
493100110001"1"
503200110010"2"
513300110011"3"
523400110100"4"
533500110101"5"
543600110110"6"
553700110111"7"
563800111000"8"
573900111001"9"
583A00111010":"
593B00111011";"
603C00111100"<"
613D00111101"="
623E00111110">"
633F00111111"?"
644001000000"@"
654101000001"A"
664201000010"B"
674301000011"C"
684401000100"D"
694501000101"E"
704601000110"F"
714701000111"G"
724801001000"H"
734901001001"I"
744A01001010"J"
754B01001011"K"
764C01001100"L"
774D01001101"M"
784E01001110"N"
794F01001111"O"
805001010000"P"
815101010001"Q"
825201010010"R"
835301010011"S"
845401010100"T"
855501010101"U"
865601010110"V"
875701010111"W"
885801011000"X"
895901011001"Y"
905A01011010"Z"
915B01011011"["
925C01011100"\"
935D01011101"]"
945E01011110"^"
955F01011111"_"
966001100000"`"
976101100001"a"
986201100010"b"
996301100011"c"
1006401100100"d"
1016501100101"e"
1026601100110"f"
1036701100111"g"
1046801101000"h"
1056901101001"i"
1066A01101010"j"
1076B01101011"k"
1086C01101100"l"
1096D01101101"m"
1106E01101110"n"
1116F01101111"o"
1127001110000"p"
1137101110001"q"
1147201110010"r"
1157301110011"s"
1167401110100"t"
1177501110101"u"
1187601110110"v"
1197701110111"w"
1207801111000"x"
1217901111001"y"
1227A01111010"z"
1237B01111011"{"
1247C01111100"|"
1257D01111101"}"
1267E01111110"~"

How the ASCII Table Chart Works

Complete ASCII character chart (0 to 127) and Extended ASCII table with Decimal, Hexadecimal, Binary, Octal, HTML Entity codes, and control character descriptions.

Usage Example

Look up character codes from ASCII 0 (NUL) to ASCII 32 (Space), 65 ('A'), and 127 (DEL).

Frequently Asked Questions

What does ASCII stand for?

American Standard Code for Information Interchange, a 7-bit character encoding standard established in 1963.

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