Converter

Although text is clearly readable in most instances, the computer recognizes it according to different types of encoding options. These mostly rely on combinations of characters which are read by dedicated applications. To be able to quickly reveal different types, you can use Converter for Unicode, integer, hexadecimal and more.

One of the application’s main advantages is portability, which means it’s good to go from the moment download is done, and you can also store and use it directly from a thumb drive. You don’t have to worry about affecting the target PC’s health status because registry entries are not modified in the process. You do, however need to make sure that .NET Framework is already deployed.

The set of features is found in a compact main window. All supported character encoding types come with their own input fields to make input of values easy enough, and the result delivered on the spot. There are no save options though, so you need to manually copy generated results wherever needed.

Most of the space is covered with checkboxes accompanied by decimal values, each representing a different character. You can tick multiple ones, while all the other value fields update accordingly. However, input can also be done by writing inside other details fields, depending on what you know, and what you need.

The application covers quite an impressive variety of encoding options. Next to input fields, you can find corresponding codes for integer in 64 bits, hexadecimal in 64 bits, float, double, ASCII, unicode, and Unix time. In case you need to use the application frequently it’s possible to assign a hotkey to its shortcut.

Taking everything into consideration, we can say that Converter is sure to provide the necessary encoding type you need to use in your projects. Input can seem a little difficult at first, but your effort mostly narrows down to selecting the values of interest, and copying results which are generated in real time.