Hex Editor

Enter the hexadecimal offset in the Jump to Offset field and click Jump. The view will scroll to that location and select the byte at that offset. You can also click directly on any byte in the hex view to select it, and the info bar will show the offset in both hexadecimal and decimal formats.

Yes, the search feature supports both hex pattern and ASCII text search modes. For hex search, enter byte values like 48 65 6C 6C 6F (spaces are optional). For ASCII search, enter the text directly. Search results are highlighted in green, and you can navigate between matches using the arrow buttons.

Double-click on any byte in the hex view to open the edit dialog. Enter the new value in hexadecimal format (00 to FF) and click Save. Modified bytes are highlighted in yellow. Your changes are tracked separately from the original file and can be exported when you are ready.

Bookmarks let you mark important byte offsets with notes for later reference. Select a byte, click Add Bookmark, and enter a description. Bookmarked bytes are highlighted in purple. Click any bookmark in the list to jump directly to that offset. This is useful for marking file headers, important data structures, or areas of interest.

Click the Export Modified button to download a copy of the file with all your changes applied. The button shows the number of bytes you have modified. The original file remains unchanged since all editing happens in browser memory. The exported file is saved with a .modified extension.

The bytes per row setting controls how many bytes are shown on each line. 8 bytes per row is easier to read on narrow screens. 16 bytes is the traditional hex editor view. 32 bytes per row shows more data at once on wide screens. Choose the setting that best fits your screen size and preference.