Convert infrared codes between every major format, browse the most complete IR code library on the web, and power the most customizable universal remote control, TV and SmartIR learning app.
Drop in a code in any format on the left, and the converter transports it to the format you need on the right — Pronto, LIRC, Broadlink, Flipper Zero, Tasmota, SmartIR and more.
From legacy universal-remote files to modern smart-home exports — convert .ccf to .ir, .ir to .json, LIRC to Broadlink, and everything in between.
Philips Pronto / universal remote hex codes — the classic IR interchange format.
Linux Infrared Remote Control config files used by Raspberry Pi and HTPC setups.
Base64 / binary packets for Broadlink RM Mini, RM Pro and RM4 hubs.
iTach, GC-100 and Flex sendir command strings for IP-to-IR control.
Flipper Zero infrared signal files with raw and parsed protocol support.
IRsend / IRhvac JSON commands for ESP8266 & ESP32 IR blasters.
Arduino / ESP code arrays for the popular IRremote libraries.
Home Assistant SmartIR climate, TV and media-player code packs.
Microsecond pulse/space timing for any universal learning remote.
Protocol-level hex codes with address & command decoding.
12, 15 and 20-bit Sony infrared command codes.
Legacy desktop and pro AV control system exports.
A single, open specification for storing and exchanging infrared codes across every device and platform — so a code captured once works everywhere, in any format.
The IRC Standard defines a universal structure for IR codes, replacing a patchwork of incompatible formats.
Every supported format maps cleanly to and from IRC, making the signal transporter lossless and predictable.
Read the full specification, reference it in your own tools, and help shape where the standard goes next.
One app to rule every device: the best TV remote app, A/V controller and SmartIR learning IR app — backed by the largest code database.
Control any TV, soundbar, set-top box or projector with pre-loaded codes and fully custom button layouts.
Design your own remote — drag buttons, group macros, theme it, and map any IR code to any control.
Point a physical remote at your phone or blaster, learn the code, and save it in any format you like.
The signal transporter is baked right in — convert and export codes without ever leaving the app.
ReadyWare converts between Pronto Hex (CCF), LIRC, Broadlink, Global Caché sendir, Flipper Zero, Tasmota, IRremoteESP8266, raw timing, NEC, RC5, RC6, Sony SIRC and SmartIR — so you can move codes between universal remotes, smart-home hubs and DIY blasters.
Yes. ReadyWare hosts one of the largest free infrared code databases along with a free online IR signal converter and editor.
Yes. The learning IR app captures signals from any physical remote and saves them in the format you choose, ready to convert or export.
Open the signal editor, paste or upload your source code, pick the target format, and the converter transports it instantly. It works across all 14+ supported formats.
The IRC Standard is a new open specification for storing and exchanging infrared codes in one universal structure. You can read the full spec on the IRC Standard page.
The largest database, the best converter, the most customizable remote — all in one place.
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