Octal to Decimal

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Quick answer

To convert octal to decimal, multiply each digit by powers of 8 and add — for example 17 (octal) = 15. TryDevSnip's converter does it instantly and exactly, all in your browser.

Octal to decimal chart

OctalDecimal
11
77
108
1715
2016
7763
10064
777511

Related: decimal to octal · hex to decimal · all bases

Worked example: 0o755

Every positional number system works the same way — each digit is multiplied by the base raised to its position, counting from zero on the right. For 0o755 in octal:

DigitPlaceWeightContribution
78264448
581840
58015
Total (decimal)493

Written in decimal that is 493.

Quick reference

Decimaloctaldecimal
111
222
444
8108
101210
162016
324032
6410064
100144100
128200128
255377255
256400256

Things that trip people up

Frequently asked questions

How do I convert octal to decimal?

Multiply each octal digit by powers of 8 (right to left) and add them. For example 17 (octal) = 1×8 + 7 = 15. Or paste it into the converter and read the decimal instantly.

What is 10 in octal in decimal?

10 (octal) is 8 in decimal — octal is base 8, so 10 means one group of eight.

Where is octal used?

Octal (base 8) is most common in Unix file permissions (e.g. chmod 755) and some legacy systems, because three bits map neatly to one octal digit.

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