Base64
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Convert JPG to Base64 String
Convert JPG images to Base64 strings for seamless integration into web projects. Upload your JPG file and choose the output format. The tool generates the Base64 string, which you can copy and use directly in your code. Base64 string enables inline image embedding without external dependencies.
Image → Base64 / Data URL
Click or Drag & Drop an Image
Convert JPG to Base64 Easily
1
Upload Your Image
Upload your JPG image by clicking or drag and drop.
2
Choose Base64 Or DataURL
Select either the 'Base64' or 'DataURL' tab to choose the desired format.
3
View Data String
The Base64 or DataURL encoded string will appear in the text area below the tabs.
4
Copy Generated Code
Click the 'Copy' button to copy the generated code.
Embed JPG Images Directly in Your Website
Including images directly in HTML without external files requires converting JPGs to Base64 or DataURL strings. This approach removes the need for separate image hosting, simplifying your website's structure. Embedding images into code can improve loading times by reducing external dependencies.
Quickly Copy Encoded Image Data
Convert JPG images into Base64 or DataURL strings to embed image data directly in HTML or JavaScript code. The 'Copy' button enables integration without external file management, streamlining workflows for developers working with embedded assets.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Base64/DataURL string and why would I need it?
A Base64/DataURL string is a way to represent an image as text. This allows you to embed images directly into your HTML or CSS without needing to rely on external image files. This is useful for small images and can simplify your project's structure.
What file types does this tool support?
This tool currently supports JPG images.
How do I use the tool?
Simply upload your JPG image, choose either 'Base64' or 'DataURL' format, and click the 'Copy' button to grab the generated code. You can then paste this code directly into your web project.
Are there any limitations to using this tool?
Large images are not recommended as they can slow down your computer during the conversion process. The resulting Base64/DataURL strings can also become quite large, potentially impacting page load times.
Where can I use the Base64/DataURL string?
You can use this string within HTML <img> tags or CSS background-image properties, or any other context where a data URL is accepted.