logo
logo

Binary to Decimal Converter | Lembog

Binary to Decimal Converter

Convert binary numbers to decimal, octal, and hexadecimal

Common Binary Values

Free Binary to Decimal Converter Online

Convert binary numbers to decimal with positional notation steps and batch processing support.

Features

  • Multi-base output - Decimal, octal, and hexadecimal
  • Batch conversion - Convert multiple binary numbers
  • Positional steps - Understand the math behind conversion
  • Quick presets - Common binary values
  • Validation - Checks for valid binary input

How Binary to Decimal Works

Each binary digit has a positional value based on powers of 2:

Example: 101010 to Decimal

Position543210
Binary101010
Power2⁵2⁴2⁰
Value32168421
× Bit3208020

Sum: 32 + 0 + 8 + 0 + 2 + 0 = 42

Common Binary to Decimal Conversions

BinaryDecimalUse
101010Common test
111115Max 4-bit
11111111255Max 8-bit (1 byte)
1000000002561 byte + 1
11111111111023Max 10-bit

Powers of 2 Reference

PowerValueBinary
2⁰11
210
4100
81000
2⁴1610000
2⁸256100000000
2¹⁰102410000000000

Use Cases

Programming

  • Reading memory addresses
  • Understanding byte values
  • Debugging binary data

Networking

  • IP address calculations
  • Subnet masks
  • MAC addresses

Education

  • Learning binary
  • Computer science fundamentals
  • Digital electronics

FAQs About Binary to Decimal

What if I enter invalid binary?

Our tool shows an error if you use any character other than 0 and 1.

How do I handle large binary numbers?

Use batch mode to convert multiple numbers, or enter one at a time.

What are the other bases shown?

We also show octal (base 8) and hexadecimal (base 16) equivalents.

Why do computers use binary?

Digital circuits have two states (on/off), making binary natural for computing.

Why Use Our Binary to Decimal Converter?

  • Free forever - No registration
  • Step-by-step - Learn positional notation
  • Batch mode - Convert many numbers
  • Multiple bases - Decimal, octal, hex
  • Validation - Catches input errors