Hex to Decimal Converter

Convert hexadecimal numbers to decimal format. Enter a hex value with or without the # prefix.

Examples:

  • FF → 255
  • 10 → 16
  • ABC → 2,748
  • #00FF00 → 65,280

How it works:

Hexadecimal (base-16) uses digits 0-9 and letters A-F (representing 10-15). Each position represents a power of 16. For example, 2A in hex equals (2 × 16¹) + (10 × 16⁰) = 32 + 10 = 42 in decimal.

Use this hex to decimal converter to turn any hex value into base ten.

Type a value, then get decimal, binary, and octal results in seconds.

Why Use Our Hex to Decimal Tool?

This tool serves students, developers, and curious readers with fast results.

How the Tool Works

Hexadecimal uses base sixteen with digits 0 to 9 and letters A to F.

Each position holds a place value that grows by sixteen each step.

For example, 2A equals 2 times 16 plus 10, which equals 42.

Here is what the results show after conversion.

Notes and limits to keep in mind.

How to Use This Tool

  1. Click the input box, then type a hex value.
  2. Include the number sign if your value has it.
  3. Select Convert or press Enter.
  4. Read the Decimal line for the base ten value.
  5. Check Binary and Octal if you need other bases.
  6. Edit the input to see fresh results instantly.

What to enter in the input box.

The Benefits of Our Tool

This hex to decimal tool speeds up checks for class and code reviews.

It keeps the rules simple and the output clear, which saves time.

Give It a Try

Type a sample value to see how it works right away.

Here are a few quick examples you can test.

That is all you need for clean and quick hex to decimal conversion.

Keep this page handy for fast checks during work or study.