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Computer Utilities

Bits, bytes, hex, binary, Unicode, ASCII, text stats, typing speed.

Everyday developer & power-user utilities — bit/byte and binary converters, hex ↔ binary ↔ decimal, Unicode code points, ASCII inspector, character/word/line counters, reading time, and typing speed. Unicode-safe and 100% offline.

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FAQ

About Computer Utilities.

Are Unicode and emoji counted correctly?

Yes. Every counter iterates via code points (spread iterator), so combining characters and multi-code-point emoji contribute one visible character, and UTF-8 byte lengths are computed with the standard TextEncoder.

Which typing-speed formula do you use?

The industry-standard convention: 1 word = 5 characters. Gross WPM = (chars / 5) / minutes; Net WPM subtracts uncorrected errors per minute; accuracy = (chars − errors) / chars × 100%.

Do the encoders enforce integer input?

Yes. The Hex/Binary converter accepts decimal integers, `0x…` hex literals, and pure binary strings; anything else raises a clear validation error rather than producing NaN.

Is anything sent to a server?

No. Every calculator runs entirely in your browser — no accounts, no uploads, no logging.