Base32 Encode / Decode
Encode text to Base32 (RFC 4648) or decode it, like the secrets used by 2FA authenticator apps.
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Good to know: Base32 uses only A–Z and 2–7, so it is easy to read aloud and type. Authenticator (2FA) secret keys are Base32.
How to use it (step by step)
- 1Type or paste your text into the “Text or Base32” box. There is already an example in it so you can see how it works; press Clear to start with your own.
- 2Choose your settings: “Direction”, “Padding (=)”.
- 3The answer appears right away in the “Result” box. No button needed.
- 4Press Copy and paste the result wherever you need it.
Words to know
- Base32
- A way to write any data using only A–Z and 2–7. Two-factor (2FA) secret keys use it because it is easy to type.
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