Convert a Binary IP to a Regular IP Address
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World's simplest online binary IP address to regular human-readable IP converter for web developers and programmers. Just paste your binary IP address in the form below, press the Convert to IP button, and you'll get a normal decimal dot-separated IP. Press a button – get an IP. No ads, nonsense, or garbage. Works with dot-separated binary IPs and 32-bit binary IPs.
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Using a Binary IP to Decimal IP Converter in Cross-browser Testing
A binary IP to decimal IP converter can be useful if you're doing cross-browser testing. For example, if your webapp accepts IP addresses as input, then one of the ways to enter an IP address is to use its binary representation. An IP address such as 192.168.5.25 can also be written in binary as 11000000.10101000.00000101.00011001 or just as a 32 bits 11000000101010000000010100011001. Both of these IP formats are also valid IP addresses and when writing tests for your webapp, you may want to include them in the test cases. Additionally, as binary IP addresess are much harder to read, you can use this program to simply convert them to regular decimal IP addresses that are much easier to understand.
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