How to convert text to space-separated byte values

1. Paste your text

   Drop plain text into the "Text" field. The tool treats it as UTF-8 internally, so any character (including emoji and non-Latin scripts) is supported.

2. What the output looks like

   Each UTF-8 byte is emitted as a decimal integer 0–255, separated by single spaces. ASCII characters become one byte; emoji and other supplementary-plane code points become 3–4 bytes each.

3. Press Run

   Output is a `bytes` field containing the space-separated decimal stream. Reverse with binary-to-text to get the original UTF-8 string back (round-trip is lossless).

4. Despite the name, output is decimal

   The tool is named "binary" but emits DECIMAL byte values, not 0/1 binary digits. For true bit-string output, format the bytes with `.toString(2).padStart(8, '0')` after copying.