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.

Common Base64 workflows

Inspect an Authorization header

Decode a Basic auth header to see the raw username and password format being sent.

Embed a small asset in JSON

Encode a tiny image as a data URI and embed it directly in an API request body.

Round-trip token payloads

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.