Convert decimal fraction to binary converter

True fractional conversion multiplies the fractional part by 2 repeatedly; this site’s converters work on integers only, so split whole and fractional parts or use a specialized fractional tool.

Detailed answer

For the part after the radix point: multiply by 2, take the integer bit, repeat with the new fraction until it terminates or you stop. Our **Decimal to Binary** page accepts **integer** decimal input only (no decimal point in the value). Use it for the integer portion; for repeating binary fractions, expect to handle the algorithm by hand or with software that supports fixed-point math. Large integers are fine as long as they parse successfully.

Relationship context

Integer radix change is exact; fractional radix change can produce infinite repeating expansions, which is why APIs and calculators often separate integer and fractional handling.

Quick conversion table

Decimal (input)Binary (output)
00
10b1
20b10
30b11
40b100
50b101
60b110
70b111
80b1000
90b1001
100b1010
150b1111
160b10000
Decimal (input)Binary (output)
110b1011
320b100000
640b1000000
1280b10000000
2560b100000000
5120b1000000000
10240b10000000000
20480b100000000000
40960b1000000000000
81920b10000000000000
163840b100000000000000
327680b1000000000000000
655350b1111111111111111

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