What encoding is this based on?

It's based on UTF-8 bytes. Multi-byte characters like Korean are shown as several hex byte pairs.

Is my text sent to a server?

No. Conversion happens entirely in your browser.

Does it accept 0x-prefixed values?

Output is space-separated 2-digit hex — strip the 0x prefix before pasting.

Why is a Korean character three hex pairs?

UTF-8 encodes Korean syllables in 3 bytes (6 hex digits).

🧾 Text ↔ Hex Converter

Convert text to UTF-8 byte hexadecimal values (space-separated), or the reverse.

Input

Result

How to use

Enter text, or hex values separated by spaces.
Click the conversion direction you want.
Copy the result to use it.

🎯 Use Cases

Inspect network packets or binary data
Simple data encoding/decoding
Check byte values while debugging

Example

Input

Hello 한글

Output

48 65 6c 6c 6f 20 ed 95 9c ea b8 80

Result of [Text → Hex]. Each ASCII character (Hello and the space) is one byte, while the Korean characters '한' and '글' are encoded as 3 bytes each in UTF-8, giving 12 hex byte pairs in total.

UTF-8 bytes and hexadecimal

Characters are encoded to UTF-8 bytes, each shown as two hex digits.

Concept	Details
UTF-8 bytes	Storage unit per character — 1 byte for ASCII, 3 for Korean
Output format	Two hex digits per byte, space-separated (e.g. `EA B0 80`)
Example	`A` → `41`; `가` → `EA B0 80`
Common uses	Comparing hex dumps, protocol and file-format analysis, encoding debug

FAQ

What encoding is this based on?: It's based on UTF-8 bytes. Multi-byte characters like Korean are shown as several hex byte pairs.
Does it accept both uppercase and lowercase hex?: Yes, it's case-insensitive.
Is my text sent to a server?: No. Conversion happens entirely in your browser.
Does it accept 0x-prefixed values?: Output is space-separated 2-digit hex — strip the 0x prefix before pasting.
Why is a Korean character three hex pairs?: UTF-8 encodes Korean syllables in 3 bytes (6 hex digits).