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Octal Converter

Convert octal numbers to decimal, binary and hex

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How to Use Octal Converter

Convert octal numbers to decimal, binary and hex. No signup, no uploads, no watermarks.

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    Enter your numbers in the input fields.

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    Choose the calculation options or frequency.

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    The result updates instantly as you type.

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    Review the breakdown, chart, or schedule, and copy the answer.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do you read an octal number?

Every octal digit is a power of eight, starting at 8⁰ for the rightmost digit. 17₈ is 1×8 + 7×1 = 15 in decimal.

Why does octal use only digits 0 to 7?

Base 8 needs exactly eight symbols. One octal digit maps to exactly three binary bits, which made octal popular for early computers with word sizes divisible by three.