Paste a Base32-encoded string, and the tool decodes it back to plain text.
No — the decoder normalizes to uppercase before decoding. 'hello' and 'HELLO' are treated the same.
The decoder auto-pads the input to a valid multiple of 8 characters before decoding.
0 looks like O, 1 looks like I and L. Using 2–7 eliminates all visually ambiguous characters.