Developer & Data

Inspect files as hex and ASCII.

Hex Viewer opens a file as a hex plus ASCII dump with search for text or byte patterns.

No account or card required. Local-first Mac app.

Foldout Inspect files as hex and ASCII tool screen on macOS
Works locallyDesigned for on-Mac processing.
Signed and notarizedBuilt for Apple Silicon Macs.
No app telemetryNo usage tracking from Foldout itself.
Free 14-day trialNo account or card required.
What it does

Built for the common jobs people usually send to separate apps.

View hex and ASCII columns.

Search within file bytes.

Inspect binary or unknown files.

Detailed capabilities

What Hex Viewer covers.

Concrete features, inputs, and workflow details for this tool.

Core capabilities

View hex and ASCII columns. Search within file bytes. Inspect binary or unknown files.

Inputs and scope

Works with files.

How the workflow runs

Add a file. Review the hex and ASCII dump. Search for text or bytes. Copy the data you need.

Hex Viewer use cases

Common uses include binary inspection, file debugging, archive checks, and format review.

How to use it

From opening the tool to saving the result.

  1. 01

    Add a file.

  2. 02

    Review the hex and ASCII dump.

  3. 03

    Search for text or bytes.

  4. 04

    Copy the data you need.

Questions

Before you try Hex Viewer

Does Hex Viewer edit files?

No. It is an inspection tool.

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Use Hex Viewer free for 14 days.

No account, no card, and no upload required for local file tools.