Encode. Decode. Conquer.
Fast base64 encode and decode tool for developers.
Local Base64 Processing
Perform base64 encode/decode operations in your browser for ultimate privacy and speed.
Base64 API Support
Integrate Base64.sh encoding and decoding into your workflow with our simple API.
Advanced Base64 Options
Customize your base64 encoding/decoding with our unique advanced features.
Base64 API Usage
Use our API to encode or decode content directly from your terminal:
$ curl base64.sh/{content}
FAQ
What is a Base64 converter?
A Base64 converter, like the one we offer at Base64.sh, is a tool that transforms binary data into Base64 format and vice versa. It's essential for encoding data to be transmitted over text-based protocols or for decoding Base64 encoded data.
How does your Base64 translator work?
Our Base64 translator (or converter) works by encoding or decoding your input directly in your browser. It translates your text or binary data into Base64 format, or vice versa, without sending any data to our servers, ensuring complete privacy.
Is my data safe when using Base64.sh?
Absolutely! All processing is done locally in your browser, ensuring your data never leaves your device. Our Base64 converter is designed with privacy and security in mind.
Can I use Base64.sh for large amounts of data?
Yes! Our optimized algorithms can handle large volumes of data quickly and efficiently. Whether you're using our Base64 converter for small snippets or large files, it's designed to perform well.
Is Base64 encoding a form of encryption?
No, Base64 encoding is not encryption. While our Base64 translator transforms data into a different format, it doesn't provide security. The primary purpose of Base64 is to represent binary data in a text format, not to secure information.