What is Base32?
Base32 is a text encoding that represents binary data with the letters A–Z and digits 2–7. Compared with Base64, it avoids punctuation and is easier to read aloud or enter manually.
How to use the Base32 converter
- Select Encode to convert ordinary text to Base32.
- Select Decode to recover the original text.
- Copy the result when it is ready.
Is Base32 encryption?
No. Base32 is encoding, not encryption. It is designed for compatibility, not secrecy.