Convert Base64 encoded strings back to image files.
Paste your Base64 encoded string below:
This tool converts Base-64 encoded data into a standard image file. The tool retrieves the binary data from the encoded string to restore the initial image format. The result matches the source image structure as it was before encoding. The tool performs only the decoding step and does not alter the resolution, color profile, or layout of the image. All decoding operations take place within the browser on your computer. The Base-64 data is processed locally, and no information is sent to any server. The tool stores data in browser memory. This deletes all content once the user session ends. This approach keeps the original image private and avoids external storage. The output file functions as a standard image, which viewers, editors, and users can open through their normal file-opening method. The decoded file functions as a standard image, which users can save and share or include in different workflows. You can preview it or work with it as you would with a normal file.
Base64 is a method of encoding binary data, such as images, into text. This allows images to be embedded directly in HTML, CSS, or JSON files. Key points about Base64:
Converting Base64 back to an image is useful for:
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This tool works entirely in your browser. No installation or sign-up required.
You can convert Base64 to multiple image formats:
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