Binary File Viewer

View and analyze binary executable files without installing any software

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Maximum file size: 100MB

Supported formats:

Binary Files (.exe, .dll, .so, .bin)

Supported Binary File Types

EXE Files

Windows executable files used to run applications on Windows operating systems.

DLL Files

Windows dynamic-link library files containing code and data that can be used by multiple programs.

SO Files

Linux/Unix shared object files used as the equivalent of DLLs in Linux-based operating systems.

BIN Files

Generic binary files that can contain executable code, firmware, or other binary data.

Features of Our Binary Viewer

Hex Dump

View the raw hexadecimal content of binary files with corresponding ASCII text.

Extract Strings

Find and extract readable text strings embedded within binary files.

Header Analysis

Examine file headers to identify file type, architecture, and other metadata.

Metadata Extraction

Extract comprehensive metadata including file size, timestamps, and entropy.

Signature Detection

Find embedded file signatures that may indicate other file types within the binary.

Safe Analysis

Analyze executable files safely without running them or installing any software.

Common Use Cases

Malware Analysis

Safely examine suspicious executables to identify potential malware without running the code.

Software Development

Developers can analyze compiled binaries to debug issues, verify build outputs, or understand third-party libraries.

Forensic Investigation

Security professionals can examine binary files to extract evidence or understand how certain software functions.

Firmware Analysis

Inspect firmware files (.bin) to understand their structure, extract configuration data, or validate updates.

How to Use the Binary Viewer

Upload your binary file (EXE, DLL, SO, or BIN) using the upload button.
Our system will automatically detect the file type and process it.
View the hex dump, extracted strings, and detailed metadata.
Analyze header information to understand the file structure.
Download the file if needed for further analysis.

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