Formats & usage notes
Text uses UTF-8. Binary, octal, decimal and hex represent bytes. Base 36 and Base 62 represent a single non-negative integer. Base 58 uses the Bitcoin alphabet; Base 85 uses Adobe Ascii85.
MIME supports Base64 bodies, quoted-printable bodies and encoded-word headers. It does not parse complete multipart emails or attachments.
Suggestions are syntax-based possibilities, not proof. Morse and A1Z26 normalize case and word spacing. Hashes cannot be reversed; unknown encryption requires its algorithm and key.
Limit: 200,000 input characters. Base 58 is limited to 4,096 decoded bytes; integer conversions to 4,096 digits. Binary results can be inspected as hex and downloaded without losing bytes. Nothing is uploaded or stored. The template’s Google Fonts load when online.
