Base64 Encoder and Decoder

What is Base64 ?

Base64 is a binary-to-text encoding scheme that converts data, such as text or files, into a string of ASCII characters.
It is commonly used to encode binary data for transmission over media that handle text, such as email or web protocols.
The encoded data is made up of a set of 64 printable characters, which is where the name "Base64" comes from.
It is often used to encode images, files, or other types of data (JSON, XML) to ensure they can be safely transmitted or stored in systems that only support text.

How the Base64 encoder and decoder work ?

Our Base64 encoder is a tool that converts binary data (such as images, files, JSON, XML or text) into a text string using the Base64 encoding scheme.
The encoder takes the original data and encodes it into a sequence of 64 printable ASCII characters, making it suitable for transmission over text-based mediums like email or web forms.
This encoding helps to ensure that binary data can be safely and efficiently handled in environments that only support text.
Our Base64 decoder, on the other hand, is a tool that reverses the Base64 encoding.
It takes the encoded Base64 string and converts it back into its original binary format (e.g., an image, file, JSON, XML or text).
The decoder restores the data to its original form, making it usable again for its intended purpose, such as displaying an image or processing a file.
The data are processed on the fly and we don't store any data on our servers.