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Convert WEBP to Base64 Code
Convert WEBP images to Base64 or DataURL code using our online tool. Upload your image, choose the target format, and copy the generated code. This method allows direct embedding of images into web projects, reducing HTTP requests and improving page load times. Developers can integrate visuals into HTML or CSS without external file dependencies.
Image → Base64 / Data URL
Click or Drag & Drop an Image
Convert WebP to Base64 Code
1
Upload Your Image
Upload your WEBP image by clicking or dragging it into the upload area.
2
Select Base64 Or DataURL
Select either 'Base64' or 'DataURL' from the tabs above the text area.
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Base64 Code Display
The Base64 or DataURL code for your image will appear in the text area below.
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Copy The Code
Click the 'Copy' button to copy the code to your clipboard.
Embed WEBP Images Directly
Display WEBP images on your website without relying on external files by converting them to Base64 or DataURL format. Embedding these encoded images directly into HTML streamlines your website's structure by eliminating the need for separate image files. This approach simplifies file management and ensures consistent display across platforms.
Quickly Grab Your Image Code
Integrate WEBP images into your projects without requiring additional tools. Our tool simplifies the process of generating Base64 or DataURL codes, allowing you to embed images directly into HTML. Upload your image, select the desired format, and copy the generated code to embed it directly into your HTML. This approach reduces reliance on external files and streamlines integration for web development tasks.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Base64 and DataURL?
Base64 and DataURL are ways to represent image data as text. This allows you to embed images directly into your HTML or CSS code without relying on separate image files.
How do I use this tool?
Just upload your WEBP image, choose whether you want Base64 or DataURL, and then click the 'Copy' button to retrieve the code. You can then paste this code into your project.
What are some use cases for converting WEBP to Base64/DataURL?
You might use this for embedding small icons in your website, creating dynamic image content, or avoiding extra HTTP requests for small images.
Why shouldn't I upload large images?
Large images create very long strings of code, which can slow down your computer's performance and the tool's processing time. It's best to use this tool for smaller images.
What file formats does this tool support?
Currently, this tool specifically converts WEBP images. We may add support for other image formats in the future.