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ImHex

ImHex

Advanced hex editor for reverse engineers and programmers.

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About ImHex

ImHex is a hex editor designed for reverse engineers and programmers who need to inspect and analyze binary data at the byte level. It offers Pattern Language for defining custom data structures, data analysis capabilities, visualization tools, and built-in disassembly features to support reverse engineering workflows. The tool runs on multiple platforms including Windows, macOS, and Linux. ImHex is developed by WerWolv and released under the GPL 2.0 license, making it free and open-source software available for anyone to use and modify.

The editor emphasizes accessibility and usability, particularly for users who work during late hours. It combines traditional hex editing functionality with advanced analysis capabilities suited for cybersecurity professionals, forensics specialists, and developers engaged in binary analysis and static analysis tasks. The Pattern Language feature allows users to create reusable templates for interpreting and visualizing complex binary file formats efficiently.

Developer
WerWolv
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License
GPL 2.0
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Language
C++
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Latest release
1.38.1, 21 December 2025
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GitHub stars
55.7k
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Repository since
November 2020
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