Base64 codificar / decodificar
Codifique e decodifique strings Base64 no navegador
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Encode and decode Base64 without trusting an online server
Base64 shows up everywhere — JWT payloads, image data URIs, email attachments, API request bodies. Encoding and decoding it in your browser keeps the data on your machine, which matters when the value is a token, a secret, or anything else you'd rather not paste into a remote service.
Use the tool when you need to
Decode a Base64-encoded value from a header
Inspect Authorization headers, encoded query parameters, or other Base64 strings safely in the browser.
Encode binary data for an API
Convert a small image or file into a Base64 string for inclusion in a JSON request body.
Flip between Base64 and Base64URL
Switch encoding variants when working with JWTs and URL-safe payloads.
How to encode or decode Base64 quickly
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Paste the input into the text area.
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Click Encode or Decode based on the direction you need.
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Copy the result, or download it as a file when working with binary data.
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Encode URL components
Use percent-encoding when the destination is a URL rather than binary safety.
Decode JWTs
Use the focused decoder when the Base64 value is part of a token.
Format decoded JSON
Beautify the output if the decoded value turns out to be JSON.
Validate decoded JSON
Confirm the decoded JSON parses cleanly before passing it forward.
Common Base64 workflows
Decode a Basic auth header to see the raw username and password format being sent.
Encode a tiny image as a data URI and embed it directly in an API request body.
Decode a JWT segment, edit it, and re-encode it for testing — without server-side help.
Ferramentas relacionadas
Perguntas frequentes
Base64 transforma dados binários em texto ASCII usando 64 caracteres imprimíveis (A-Z, a-z, 0-9, +, /). É muito usado para embutir dados binários em formatos baseados em texto como JSON, XML, HTML e e-mail. O resultado codificado fica ~33% maior que a entrada.
Cole o texto no campo de entrada e clique em Encode. A ferramenta converte os caracteres para bytes UTF-8 e então gera a representação Base64. Use Copy para copiar o resultado.
Casos comuns: embutir imagens pequenas em CSS/HTML (data URIs), enviar dados binários em APIs JSON, codificar conteúdo de arquivos para upload, anexos de e-mail (MIME) e armazenar binários em bancos que aceitam apenas texto.
O Base64 padrão usa os caracteres + e /, que podem precisar de escape em URLs. O Base64URL troca por - e _ e normalmente remove o padding (=). JWTs usam Base64URL porque tokens frequentemente são passados em URLs.