How to convert 8 bit binary to decimal

Sum each bit times 2^position (rightmost is 2⁰); eight bits give 0–255 in decimal—enter the byte on Binary to Decimal for an instant check.

Detailed answer

Label bits b₇…b₀ from MSB to LSB. Value = b₇·128 + b₆·64 + … + b₀·1. Example: 00001101₂ = 8 + 4 + 1 = 13. You may use an optional 0b prefix. The dedicated **Binary to Decimal** page uses the same parser as the hub, so leading zeros are fine for an 8-bit pattern.

Relationship context

A byte is eight bits; unsigned interpretation is 0–255. This is the standard bridge between bit patterns in registers and human-readable decimal.

Quick conversion table

Binary (input)Decimal (output)
00
0b11
0b102
0b113
0b1004
0b1015
0b1106
0b1117
0b10008
0b10019
0b101010
0b111115
0b1000016
Binary (input)Decimal (output)
0b101111
0b10000032
0b100000064
0b10000000128
0b100000000256
0b1000000000512
0b100000000001024
0b1000000000002048
0b10000000000004096
0b100000000000008192
0b10000000000000016384
0b100000000000000032768
0b111111111111111165535

More Binary converters

Dedicated pages from Binary to every other format (binary, octal, decimal, hexadecimal, character), with the same parsing rules as the main Number System Converter.