Base32 Encoder / Decoder
This tool can be used to transform a specified input using Base32 encoding. More.
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Base32 Encoder / Decoder online: This tool can be used to transform a specified input using Base32 encoding.
See the examples of usage below.
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Base32 is a binary-to-text encoding scheme that represents binary data in an ASCII string format using 32 characters. It is defined in RFC 4648 and is commonly used for encoding data in URLs, filenames, and other contexts where case-insensitive encoding is preferred.
Base32 uses a 32-character alphabet consisting of the uppercase letters A through Z and the digits 2 through 7. Unlike Base64, Base32 is case-insensitive and does not include characters that could be problematic in URLs or filenames. The encoding process groups input bytes into 5-bit chunks and maps each chunk to a corresponding character in the Base32 alphabet.
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