Base64
Data URL
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View Base64 String as Photo
Enter a base64 string to display it as an image. This utility helps visualize base64 data commonly used in HTML or documents. Large files may impact performance, so use smaller files for optimal results.
Base64 / Data URL → Image
⚠️ Large image may freez the browser
Convert Base64 to Image Easily
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Paste Base64 String
Paste your Base64 or DataURL string into the text area.
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Render Image
Press the 'Render Image' button to convert the string to an image.
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View Image Preview
View the rendered image in the preview area on the right.
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Save File
Use the 'Download' button to save the image to your computer.
Visualize Base64 Image Data
View base64 encoded images directly using our string-to-photo viewer. This tool allows you to visualize embedded image data without additional steps, eliminating the need for separate decoding processes. It supports workflows for developers and designers handling HTML or other formats that incorporate base64 encoded images.
Quickly View and Download Images
Verify if your base64 encoded image displays correctly by converting the string into a viewable image. Confirm the image data's integrity without requiring additional software. This method is useful for validating embedded image data in code or documents.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a base64 string?
A base64 string is a way to represent binary data, like images, as text characters. This allows images to be embedded directly within code or documents without relying on external files.
How do I use this tool?
Simply copy your base64 encoded string and paste it into the text area provided. Then, click the 'Render image' button to see the image.
Can I download the image?
Yes, once the image is rendered, you can click the 'Download' button to save it to your computer.
Why shouldn't I use this tool with large images?
Large base64 strings require a lot of processing power and memory. Using them can slow down your computer's performance.
Where are base64 strings commonly used?
You're likely to find base64 strings used in HTML emails, embedded images in web applications, and data storage where direct binary data is not easily supported.