Byte
A byte (B) is a standard unit of digital data equal to 8 bits. It represents a single text character or a small chunk of a file. Bytes are used to measure storage capacity in everything from documents to photos and software applications.
Since bytes scale cleanly into larger units like kilobytes and megabytes, they provide a practical base for understanding how much data a device holds. Converters help translate between bytes and bits when moving between storage and speed contexts.
Bytes in Everyday Use
Bytes appear everywhere — file sizes in a folder, text documents, and app metadata all rely on this unit. When storage space runs low, knowing how bytes relate to larger units helps users manage files more effectively.
A converter makes it easy to compare byte counts to kilobytes or megabytes so you can tell how much space content really takes.