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Apps similar to HxD include ImHex, which is free and open source. Other options are dz6, 010 Editor, wxHexEditor and Hex Fiend. There's no shortage of Hex Editors like HxD, with more than 50 alternatives for Windows, Linux, Mac, Android and the web.


Hiew (short for Hackers view) is a popular console hex editor for DOS and Windows written by Eugene Suslikov (sen). Amongst its feature set is its ability to view files in text, hex and disassembly mode.

BinEd is a hex editor tool, which allows to directly browse and edit content of any file or binary data.






A hexadecimal low level disk editor with extensive templates for NTFS, FAT and exFAT partitions


The Hex Editor From Hell! Hecate is a terminal hex editor that, instead of putting the (ASCII) representation of bytes way out on the right side of the screen, it puts the interpreted values directly beneath the hex representation.

You got a binary file and don't know its contents. Or some software creates binary files where you have a specification but don't want to decode them manually.




HexEdit is a Windows hex editor, user-friendly and reliable with advanced features (full undo, macros, background searches, calculator, full customization, edits huge files).




As the name implies, this is a hex editor. It aims to be a good general-purpose hex editor and to have a wide selection of features for analysing and annotating binary file formats.
HexEd.it is a free hex editor for all modern operating systems. It uses web technology to enable online hexediting, directly in the browser. Analyse binary dumps and files, read, manipulate, write, import and export any data in this webapp.


HexEdit is a hexadecimal file editor for Microsoft Windows. HexEdit allows the user to view and edit any type of file, no matter what format it is saved in.



Open Source powerful and flexible Hex-Editor, with multiple colour-schemes that allow easy visual indication of byte-magnitude.

