A Binary Editor is a specialized software tool used to view and edit binary files, which are files that contain data in a format not easily readable by humans. These editors display the raw data in hexadecimal or binary format, allowing users to manipulate the underlying data directly. This is useful for tasks such as debugging software, modifying game files, or analyzing file structures. Binary editors are often used by programmers, software developers, and data analysts. They can help in understanding how data is stored in files, making it easier to identify issues or make changes. Popular examples of binary editors include Hex Fiend and Hxd.