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Base64 Encoder

Encode and decode Base64 for text, images, and files — all in your browser.

Nothing uploaded Live validation Works offline RFC 4648 compliant
Privacy first: All encoding and decoding is performed locally inside your browser. Nothing is uploaded or stored.
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What is Base64?

Base64 is a binary-to-text encoding scheme defined in RFC 4648. It maps every three bytes of binary data to four ASCII characters drawn from a 64-symbol alphabet (A–Z, a–z, 0–9, plus + and /). The result is safe to transmit over channels designed for text — email, JSON, XML, URLs, HTTP headers, and source code.

It is not encryption. Anyone can decode a Base64 string trivially. Base64 exists purely to make binary data survive text-only transports without corruption.

Common use cases

  • Embedding images or fonts inline via data: URIs in HTML and CSS.
  • Sending binary payloads inside JSON APIs where raw bytes are not allowed.
  • Encoding email attachments (MIME) so they survive SMTP relays.
  • HTTP Basic Authentication credentials.
  • Encoding JWT headers and payloads (URL-safe Base64).
  • Storing binary blobs in text-only databases or config files.

Privacy by design

All encoding and decoding is performed locally inside your browser. Your text, images, and files never touch a server. Close the tab and everything is gone — making this tool safe for API tokens, credentials, or confidential documents.

Features

  • Browser Based
  • Free Forever
  • Unlimited Encoding
  • No Login
  • No Registration
  • Text · Images · Files
  • Base64 → File Decoder
  • Data URI Support
  • Live Validation
  • Copy & Download
  • Files up to 100 MB
  • Mobile Friendly

How to use Base64 Encoder

  1. 1

    Choose Text, Images, Files, or Base64 → File depending on what you want to encode or decode.

  2. 2

    For text, type or paste your input — the result updates live and validates Base64 as you type.

  3. 3

    For images and files, drag & drop, paste, or browse to load a local file. Nothing leaves your device.

  4. 4

    Copy the output to your clipboard, or download it as a .txt or the original decoded file.

Frequently asked questions