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Base64 encode / decode

Runs in your browser · No data sent

Encode text to Base64 or decode Base64 back to text, with URL-safe support.

How to use

Type or paste text to encode it to Base64, or paste a Base64 string to decode it back to plain text — the conversion happens as you type, in both directions. Base64 is how binary or awkward data gets safely embedded in text formats like JSON, data URLs, email and HTML.

Because it runs entirely in your browser, you can encode or decode sensitive values (tokens, credentials, snippets) without sending them to anyone. The copy button grabs the result, and it all works offline once the page has loaded.

Remember that Base64 is encoding, not encryption: it's reversible by anyone, so use it for transport and embedding, not for keeping secrets.

Examples

Embed an image as a data URL

Encode a small icon to Base64 to inline it in CSS or HTML and save a request.

Decode a token payload

Paste a Base64 chunk from a header or JWT segment to read what it contains.

Safely transport text

Encode text with special characters so it survives systems that mangle raw bytes.

Frequently asked questions

Is Base64 encryption?

No. Base64 is a reversible encoding, not encryption — anyone can decode it. Don't use it to protect secrets.

Can I decode as well as encode?

Yes. The tool converts both ways: text to Base64 and Base64 back to text.

Does it handle Unicode?

Yes, text is encoded as UTF-8 before Base64 so emoji and non-Latin characters round-trip correctly.

Is anything uploaded?

No. Encoding and decoding happen locally in your browser, so your data stays on your device.