Binary Calculator

Add, subtract, multiply and divide binary numbers, with negative and fractional values supported.

Binary Calculator

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Result in base 2: —
Decimal check: —
All four operations run on exact integer arithmetic, so long values stay precise. Use a leading minus sign for negative numbers.

How to use the Binary Calculator

  1. Type the first binary value and choose the operation.
  2. Type the second binary value and set how many fraction digits to show.
  3. Read the binary result together with its decimal equivalent.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about the free online binary calculator.

Enter the first value, set the operation to Add, enter the second value and the exact binary sum appears at once.
Choose Subtract. The tool works out the exact result and shows the binary difference with its decimal value.
Yes. Pick Multiply or Divide. Division is carried out to the number of fraction digits you choose.
Yes. Type a leading minus sign before the bits, for example -1011, and the sign is carried through the calculation.
Yes. Use a binary point such as 1011.101. Fractions that cannot terminate are rounded to the digits you set.
Binary needs about three and a half digits for every decimal digit, so large numbers look much longer in base 2.
Very little. Arithmetic runs on exact big integers, so values of hundreds of bits stay correct.
Only when a division does not come out exactly. The working line then says the result was rounded.
No. Every calculation happens in your browser and nothing you type leaves your device.
Yes. The binary calculator is completely free, unlimited and needs no account or sign-up.

Last updated: October 10, 2026