Encode or decode text and files using Base64. It is completely free and very easy to use.
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A way to turn pictures or files into plain text so they can be sent safely over the internet.
The Base64 Toolkit encodes and decodes text, binary data, and files to and from Base64 (RFC 4648) and Base64URL formats, with support for UTF-8 character encoding and Data URI generation.
Converts 8-bit binary data into a 64-character ASCII radix format (`A-Z`, `a-z`, `0-9`, `+`, `/`, and `=` padding). Uses standard client-side `btoa()` / `atob()` with TextEncoder/TextDecoder UTF-8 byte normalization to prevent multi-byte Latin1 encoding exceptions.
Text: "Outlivo Developer Suite 2026"Base64: T3V0bGl2byBEZXZlbG9wZXIgU3VpdGUgMjAyNg==
Base64URL: T3V0bGl2byBEZXZlbG9wZXIgU3VpdGUgMjAyNgTranslates raw UTF-8 bytes into 64-character ASCII text with standard two-character padding.
Base64 encoding translates binary data (like images or documents) into a safe ASCII string format. This allows complex files to be embedded directly into HTML/CSS files or safely transmitted over text-based protocols like email.
No. Base64 is merely a data translation scheme, not encryption. Anyone can decode a Base64 string instantly. Never use it to hide passwords or secure data.
Yes, if you paste a valid Base64 data URI representing an image, the toolkit will intelligently decode and display the visual image preview on the screen.