Ultimate Guide: Converting Letters to Digits
The A=1, B=2 cipher is one of the simplest and most widely used substitution ciphers. Our tool allows you to instantly convert letters to their corresponding position in the alphabet (and back again).
How It Works
Each letter is assigned a number based on its order in the alphabet:
Features
- Zero-Indexing Support: Programmers often start counting at 0. Switch modes to make A=0, B=1, etc.
- Bidirectional Conversion: Easily switch between encoding (Letters -> Numbers) and decoding (Numbers -> Letters).
- Custom Separators: Choose how your output is formatted (spaces, commas, hyphens, or no separator).
Did You Know?
This type of substitution is often the first step in creating more complex ciphers. It's also commonly used in geocaching puzzles and escape rooms!