ASCII Table online

How to Use the Searchable ASCII Chart

1. Browse the full 128-character ASCII table in the main panel.
2. Click any row to highlight it and copy the character, decimal, hex, or binary value.
3. Use the search box to jump directly to a character by name, decimal code, or symbol.
4. Filter by category - control characters, printable, extended - using the tabs.

ASCII Table: complete character reference with decimal, hex, binary, and HTML entity values. The ASCII standard maps 128 characters - 33 control characters list entries and 95 printable symbols - to integers 0–127, forming the foundation of nearly all modern text encoding. This hex to ascii table and decimal to ascii reference provides an essential lookup for developers debugging data streams or writing low-level parsing logic.

Reading Extended ASCII Codes

Characters 0–31 and 127 are non-printable control codes: tab (9), line feed (10), carriage return (13), escape (27), and others inherited from teletype machines. Characters 32–126 are printable: space, digits 0–9, and punctuation. Our table also includes extended ASCII codes (128–255) for Latin-1 supplement reference, ensuring you have a complete binary character codes map for legacy and modern systems. This html entity lookup functionality helps bridge the gap between raw numeric codes and web-safe character representations.

• All 128 characters with decimal, hex, octal, binary, and HTML entity values
• Control character names (NUL, SOH, STX…) with descriptions
• Clickable cells - click any character to copy any of its representations
• Extended ASCII (128–255) table included for Latin-1 supplement reference

Whether you're debugging binary formats or learning about character encoding, keep this ASCII Table bookmarked for fast and accurate character code lookups.