Hex to Decimal
Convert hexadecimal numbers to decimal — enter, convert, and copy instantly.
Decimal output will appear here...About Hex to Decimal Converter
Hexadecimal to decimal conversion translates base-16 numbers — using the digits 0-9 and the letters A through F — into the base-10 integers that humans and most everyday software work with naturally. In computing, hex is the dominant shorthand for binary data: CSS color codes like #ff6600, memory addresses in debuggers, MAC addresses on network cards, and Windows error stop codes are all written in hex because each hex digit packs exactly four bits, making 8-bit bytes readable as just two characters. To make sense of those values as numbers you can calculate with or compare against documentation, you need to translate them back to decimal.
This tool handles any valid hex string from a single digit up to values too large for standard 64-bit integers, using JavaScript BigInt to preserve full precision at any scale. You can paste a single value like 0x3e8 or drop an entire column of hex addresses and convert them all at once — one per line, with or without the 0x prefix. The result appears alongside the input as a matching list of decimal integers, ready to copy in one click.
Every conversion runs entirely inside your browser. No hex values, memory addresses, or error codes are uploaded, logged, or transmitted to any server. The tool is completely free with no account required, making it safe to use even with sensitive values from internal systems or proprietary hardware documentation.
Key Features
BigInt precision for large values
Hex strings longer than 13 digits are converted using JavaScript BigInt, so values like large memory addresses or 64-bit identifiers come out exactly right with no floating-point rounding.
Batch conversion, one value per line
Paste an entire column of hex values and get back a matching column of decimal integers. Each line is converted independently, blank lines are preserved as blank lines.
0x prefix stripped automatically
Values copied from debuggers or source code often include a 0x or 0X prefix. The tool removes it before conversion so you never have to clean your input manually.
Input validation with clear errors
If any character outside 0-9 and A-F appears in a line, the tool flags the specific error immediately rather than silently returning a wrong number.
100% client-side, always private
All computation happens in your browser. Memory addresses, error codes, and identifiers from proprietary systems never leave your machine.
One-click copy
Copy the full decimal output to your clipboard in a single click and paste it straight into your spreadsheet, script, or documentation.
How to Use
Enter Hex Number
Type or paste your hexadecimal number into the input area. You can enter multiple numbers on separate lines for batch conversion. A 0x prefix is automatically removed.
Convert
Click "Convert" to calculate the decimal equivalent of your hex input. Each line is converted independently.
Copy Result
Copy the decimal result to your clipboard with one click using the copy button in the toolbar.
Example
Each hex value on its own line is converted to its decimal equivalent. The 0x prefix is stripped automatically.
ff
a
10
3e8
ffff 255
10
16
1000
65535 Common Use Cases
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Decoding CSS and design color codes
Color values in CSS, design tokens, and image metadata arrive as hex triplets like #ff6600. Converting each channel to decimal lets you check actual RGB values, compare brightness, or feed the numbers into color-math formulas — something none of the related hex converters are optimised for.
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Reading debugger memory addresses
Memory addresses in gdb, lldb, WinDbg, and similar tools are printed in hex. Converting them to decimal makes pointer arithmetic easier to verify and lets you cross-reference offset tables that use decimal notation.
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Interpreting Windows and hardware error codes
Stop codes (0x0000007E), USB Product IDs, and PCI device identifiers are all published in hex. Translating them to decimal is the first step when searching vendor datasheets or driver documentation that lists decimal equivalents.
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Processing exported data from embedded systems
Sensor firmware, microcontroller logs, and CAN bus captures frequently encode register values in hex. Converting a batch of readings to decimal makes them ready for spreadsheet analysis without any manual arithmetic.
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Teaching base-16 arithmetic
Students learning number systems can enter a hex value, work out the expected decimal result by hand, and immediately verify their calculation. The one-value-per-line format makes it practical to check a whole homework problem set at once.