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AtomFable · Base64 toolkit

Base64 & URL Codec

Encode and decode text, images, and files — standard Base64, Base64URL, hex, and URL encoding.

What is Base64? When do people use it?

Base64 turns binary data (images, files, any bytes) into plain ASCII text using 64 safe characters: A–Z a–z 0–9 + / with = padding at the end.

It is not encryption — anyone can decode it. It is only for transport and storage in text-only places.

Common use cases:

  • Images in HTML/CSS/JSONdata:image/png;base64,... embeds a small image without a separate file.
  • Email attachments — MIME encodes binary as Base64 so mail systems handle it.
  • APIs & JWT — JSON Web Tokens and many APIs send binary or metadata as Base64 (often Base64URL: -_ instead of +/).
  • Config & dev debugging — paste a certificate, hash, or small file as text in a form or log.
  • Data URIs — bundle icons, fonts, or thumbnails inline in code or spreadsheets.

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Base64

Base64URL

URL (percent)

Hex

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Images, PDF, or any file — encoded locally

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