Base64 Encoder & DecoderText, Files and Images100% in your browser

Base64 Converter

Encode and decode text, files and images to Base64. Data URI output, URL-safe, MIME wrapping. All in the browser, no upload.

What it is

Utilverse's Base64 Converter is the most complete tool to encode and decode anything to and from Base64 online. Turn text, binary files and images into Base64 strings — and back — with live two-way conversion, image previews, full Data URI generation, URL-safe variants, MIME line wrapping, multiple charsets and ready-to-paste HTML/CSS/Markdown snippets. Everything runs in your browser: your content never leaves your device.

  • Encode and decode text, files and images with instant live bidirectional conversion
  • Pro options: URL-safe, padding, 64/76-char line wrapping, UTF-8/ASCII/ISO-8859-1 charsets
  • Data URI output with proper MIME, ready-made snippets for HTML <img>, CSS background and Markdown

How it works

#1
Pick a mode
Choose Text, File or Image. In text mode the app auto-detects whether you want to encode or decode.
#2
Paste or drop
Paste your text, drop a file in the drop zone or pick an image. The conversion starts instantly.
#3
Copy or download
Copy the result to your clipboard, download it as a file, or grab the ready-made HTML/CSS/Markdown snippets.

Features

Live Encode & Decode
Instant bidirectional conversion with auto-detect: paste Base64 to get the text, paste text to get Base64.
Files & Images
Drag & drop any file up to 25 MB, preview decoded images, output as Data URI with automatic MIME detection.
Professional Options
URL-safe (RFC 4648 §5), optional padding, MIME 64/76 line wrapping, UTF-8, ASCII and ISO-8859-1 charsets.
Privacy First
Everything happens in your browser. No uploads, no sign-up, no tracking of content: your data stays on your device.

FAQ

No. Encoding and decoding run entirely in your browser via JavaScript: your data never leaves your device.
URL-safe Base64 replaces "+" and "/" with "-" and "_", so the output is safe to use in URLs, JWTs and file names.
Yes: enable the "Include Data URI prefix" option or use Image mode — the output will be in the form data:image/png;base64,... ready for <img>, CSS or Markdown.