Convert Quoted-Printable encoded text back into readable plain text, restoring special characters, accented letters, and Unicode symbols to their original form.
Quoted-Printable encoding is widely used in email systems and MIME messages to safely transmit non-ASCII characters over protocols that only support 7-bit ASCII. Each encoded character appears as an equals sign followed by its two-digit hexadecimal value (e.g., "=C3=A9" represents "é"). This decoder reverses that process.
The decoder also handles soft line breaks — lines ending with an equals sign — which are inserted during encoding to keep lines under 76 characters. These artificial breaks are removed automatically, reconstructing the original text without any unwanted line wrapping or formatting artifacts.
This tool fully supports multibyte UTF-8 sequences, so accented characters, emoji, and characters from non-Latin scripts are decoded correctly. It uses the browser's built-in TextDecoder API to ensure accurate byte-to-character conversion regardless of the character set used in the original text.
All decoding is performed locally in your browser — no data is sent to any server. This makes the tool ideal for decoding email content, debugging MIME messages, or inspecting encoded headers without exposing potentially sensitive information to third parties.