Base64 Image Encoder/Decoder

Load a local image file to copy its Base64 representation, or paste a data URI to recover the binary preview on the same page.

Result

Ready.

Data URIs for prototypes—not production galleries

Email templates and inline SVG prototypes sometimes need a tiny logo as data:image/png;base64,... Encoding here confirms the exact string your CMS or markdown renderer will receive.

MIME prefix matters

A complete data URI includes the media type and optional charset before the comma-separated payload. Pasting only raw Base64 without the header may decode in tools but fail in strict HTML parsers.

Reverse decode checks

When an API returns Base64 image JSON, decode locally to verify dimensions and corruption before blaming the mobile client's rendering pipeline.

FAQ

What image formats are supported?
Common raster types such as PNG, JPEG, GIF, and WebP work through standard browser decoders. Exotic formats may fail depending on your browser version.
Is there a size limit?
Large images expand roughly 33% in Base64 and can freeze the tab. Data URIs above a few hundred kilobytes are poor fit for HTML—prefer hosted CDN URLs in production pages.
Does encoding happen on a server?
No. FileReader and canvas APIs process bytes locally. Clear the page after handling sensitive screenshots or ID scans.