Hex Visualizer

A web-based utility designed to convert hexadecimal strings into various data types, with a focus on formats used in the XFL (eXtended Financial Ledger) and other common data types. This documentation provides an overview of the tool's features and instructions on how to use it effectively.

Conversion Types

Here's a brief explanation of each conversion type available in the tool:

• XFL Decimal: Interprets a hexadecimal string as a decimal value in the XFL format.
• UInt8: Converts a 2-character hex string into an 8-bit unsigned integer.
• UInt16: Converts a 4-character hex string into a 16-bit unsigned integer.
• UInt32: Converts an 8-character hex string into a 32-bit unsigned integer.
• UInt64: Converts a 16-character hex string into a 64-bit unsigned integer.
• UInt224: Converts a 56-character hex string into a 224-bit unsigned integer.
• Hash256: Displays a 64-character hex string as a Hash256, assuming it's a valid hash.
• Public Key: Displays a 66-character hex string as a Public Key, assuming it's a valid key.
• String: Converts a hex string into a variable-length string.
• Currency: Displays a 40-character hex string as a Currency, assuming it's a valid currency code.
• XRP Address: Displays a 40-character hex string as an XRP Address, assuming it's a valid address.