Unicode-safe text
Text conversion uses UTF-8 rather than treating every JavaScript character as a single byte, so accents, emoji, and non-Latin scripts round-trip correctly.
Convert Unicode text and local files to or from Base64, with URL-safe output, data URLs, validation, and downloads.
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Use the focused text workspace for quick conversions or switch to file mode when byte accuracy, MIME types, and downloads matter.
Work with Unicode text, open a local file, or paste a Base64 payload or complete data URL.
Results update locally with clear validation. Choose standard or URL-safe output and optional MIME-compatible line wrapping.
Copy text and Base64 results, download encoded output, or reconstruct decoded bytes as a file with the right MIME type.
Text conversion uses UTF-8 rather than treating every JavaScript character as a single byte, so accents, emoji, and non-Latin scripts round-trip correctly.
Encode files up to 25 MB, create full data URLs, inspect encoded size, and turn pasted Base64 back into a named downloadable file.
Switch between regular Base64 and the URL-safe alphabet, strip padding where appropriate, or wrap output at 64 or 76 characters.
No. Base64 is a reversible binary-to-text encoding. It does not hide or secure information, and anyone can decode it without a password.
Yes. This tool first converts text to UTF-8 bytes, so Unicode content such as emoji, Arabic, Japanese, and accented characters can round-trip safely.
Base64 represents every three input bytes with four text characters, so the encoded payload is usually about one third larger before line breaks or a data URL prefix.
URL-safe Base64 replaces plus and slash with hyphen and underscore, and commonly omits trailing equals padding. The decoder accepts both alphabets.
No. Text encoding, file reading, validation, and file reconstruction happen entirely in this browser. The 25 MB limit protects browser memory rather than a server upload limit.
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