Hexadecimal (base 16) uses digits 0–9 and letters A–F. It is widely used in computing for memory addresses, colour codes (#RRGGBB), and byte representations.

Does it accept the 0x prefix?

Yes. You can enter values with or without the 0x prefix, both 'FF' and '0xFF' are treated as the same number.

Is the conversion case-sensitive?

Case does not matter. 'ff', 'FF', and 'Ff' are all equivalent hexadecimal values.

Hex to decimal converter

Enter a hexadecimal number (base 16) to instantly see its decimal, binary, and octal equivalents. Accepts hex values with or without the 0x prefix.

HEX input (base 16)

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All bases shown simultaneously.

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How it works

Conversion uses JavaScript's built-in parseInt(value, fromBase).toString(toBase). All four bases are computed simultaneously from the same input value, so you can see binary, octal, decimal, and hex at a glance.

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Frequently asked questions

What is hexadecimal?: Hexadecimal (base 16) uses digits 0–9 and letters A–F. It is widely used in computing for memory addresses, colour codes (#RRGGBB), and byte representations.
Does it accept the 0x prefix?: Yes. You can enter values with or without the 0x prefix, both 'FF' and '0xFF' are treated as the same number.
Is the conversion case-sensitive?: Case does not matter. 'ff', 'FF', and 'Ff' are all equivalent hexadecimal values.

Hex to decimal converter

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