ASCII Table, Characters, Decimal, HEX & Binary

Complete printable ASCII table: decimal, hex, binary and character for codes 32–126.

Dec	Hex	Char
32	0x20
33	0x21	!
34	0x22	"
35	0x23	#
36	0x24	$
37	0x25	%
38	0x26	&
39	0x27	'
40	0x28	(
41	0x29	)
42	0x2A	*
43	0x2B	+
44	0x2C	,
45	0x2D	-
46	0x2E	.
47	0x2F	/
48	0x30	0
49	0x31	1
50	0x32	2
51	0x33	3
52	0x34	4
53	0x35	5
54	0x36	6
55	0x37	7
56	0x38	8
57	0x39	9
58	0x3A	:
59	0x3B	;
60	0x3C	<
61	0x3D	=
62	0x3E	>
63	0x3F	?
64	0x40	@
65	0x41	A
66	0x42	B
67	0x43	C
68	0x44	D
69	0x45	E
70	0x46	F
71	0x47	G
72	0x48	H
73	0x49	I
74	0x4A	J
75	0x4B	K
76	0x4C	L
77	0x4D	M
78	0x4E	N
79	0x4F	O
80	0x50	P
81	0x51	Q
82	0x52	R
83	0x53	S
84	0x54	T
85	0x55	U
86	0x56	V
87	0x57	W
88	0x58	X
89	0x59	Y
90	0x5A	Z
91	0x5B	[
92	0x5C	\
93	0x5D	]
94	0x5E	^
95	0x5F	_
96	0x60	`
97	0x61	a
98	0x62	b
99	0x63	c
100	0x64	d
101	0x65	e
102	0x66	f
103	0x67	g
104	0x68	h
105	0x69	i
106	0x6A	j
107	0x6B	k
108	0x6C	l
109	0x6D	m
110	0x6E	n
111	0x6F	o
112	0x70	p
113	0x71	q
114	0x72	r
115	0x73	s
116	0x74	t
117	0x75	u
118	0x76	v
119	0x77	w
120	0x78	x
121	0x79	y
122	0x7A	z
123	0x7B	{
124	0x7C	\|
125	0x7D	}
126	0x7E	~

About this table

ASCII maps integers 0–127 to characters; the printable range 32–126 is shown below.

Windows Alt Codes, Common Symbols

On Windows, hold Alt and type the numeric code on the keypad to produce these characters (the extended range above 127 depends on your system code page):

Alt code	Character	Description
Alt+0149	•	Bullet point
Alt+0153	™	Trademark
Alt+0169	©	Copyright
Alt+0174	®	Registered
Alt+0176	°	Degree sign
Alt+0177	±	Plus-minus
Alt+0215	×	Multiplication sign
Alt+0247	÷	Division sign
Alt+0128	€	Euro sign
Alt+0233	é	e with acute
Alt+0241	ñ	n with tilde
Alt+0252	ü	u with umlaut

Note on the extended range (128–255): unlike the 0–127 ASCII standard, characters 128–255 are not universal, they vary by code page (Windows-1252, Latin-1, etc.). The table above lists the Windows-1252 values used by Alt codes.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is ASCII?

A 7-bit character encoding standard mapping integers to letters, digits and symbols, the foundation of modern text encoding.

Why doesn't the table start at 0?

Codes 0–31 are non-printable control characters (line feed, tab, etc.), so the table starts at the first printable code, 32 (space).

How does ASCII relate to Unicode?

Unicode's first 128 code points are identical to ASCII, so all ASCII values remain valid today.