Binary Calculator

Add, subtract, multiply, divide, or run bitwise operations on any binary numbers. View results in binary, decimal, and hexadecimal with instant validation.

Work with binary like a pro

Paste long binary strings, pick an operation, and instantly see results in every base. Use the presets to explore networking masks, bitmasks, or large integer math.

Binary inputs

Enter only 0s and 1s. The calculator validates as you type.

Choose operation

Add

1010 + 110

0001 0000

Binary

Decimal

Hex

Bit insights

  • Bit length: 5
  • Ones count: 1
  • Padded result: 00010000

Binary calculator tips

  • Add spaces every 4 bits to read results faster (option above).
  • Use bitwise operations with bitmasks to toggle or inspect individual bits.
  • Division drops the fractional part; remainder shows what is left over.

When to use this tool

Perfect for computer architecture homework, prepping for technical interviews, configuring network masks, or debugging low-level code. Paste values from hex or decimal converters to round out your workflow.

How It Works

The Binary Calculator runs entirely in your browser using JavaScript. Unlike other tools that send your data to a server, we process everything locally on your device. This guarantees 100% privacy and blazing fast speed.

  • No server interaction – data never leaves your device
  • Instant results since there is no network latency
  • Works offline once the page is loaded
  • Free to use with no usage limits

How to Use

1

Enter binary numbers

Paste or type two binary numbers (0s and 1s). We validate inputs instantly.

2

Pick an operation

Choose math (+, −, ×, ÷) or bitwise (AND, OR, XOR) to combine the numbers.

3

Review every format

See binary, decimal, and hex results along with bit length, ones count, and calculation history.

Example Usage

Add two binary numbers and instantly view the result in multiple bases.

Input
10010101 + 111010
Output
Result (binary): 11001011 Decimal: 203 Hex: CB

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I mix decimal digits?
This calculator only accepts binary digits (0 or 1). Use a decimal-to-binary converter first if needed.
How big can the numbers be?
We use BigInt under the hood, so you can work with very large binary values without losing precision.
Do you support signed numbers?
Results show the true signed value (negative numbers display with a leading minus). Padding/grouping only applies to the magnitude.

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