Non-hex digits
Only characters 0-9 and A-F are allowed.
Fix: Check the input for typos or non-hex letters.
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Convert a hexadecimal number into its octal representation for file permissions, legacy protocols, and bitmask debugging.
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Written by Giorgos Kostas. Last reviewed:
Hex to Octal Converter parses a hexadecimal value (with or without a 0x prefix) and returns the equivalent octal representation as a plain string.
This is commonly needed when working with Unix file permissions that happen to be displayed in hex, inspecting CPU registers, or cross-checking bitmask tables that list values in multiple bases.
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Only characters 0-9 and A-F are allowed.
Fix: Check the input for typos or non-hex letters.
Values exceeding JavaScript's safe integer range lose precision.
Fix: For very large numbers, use a BigInt-aware tool instead.
If you feed the output to a C or Python literal, octal needs a 0o or leading 0.
Fix: Prepend 0o as needed when pasting the result into code.
Yes. The tool strips it automatically.
No. Hex letters can be upper or lower case.
Leading zeros are removed because they have no numeric value. Re-add them manually if a format requires them.
Up to 2^53 - 1 due to JavaScript number precision.
Yes, entirely client-side.
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