Base64
Data URL
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Data URL Converter
Use this tool to convert base64 data into images. Paste your data URL or encoded text into the input area. Click the "Render image" button to view the result. Use the "Download" button to save the generated image to your computer. data URL conversion enables direct image viewing and storage. Render image displays the decoded output. Download preserves the converted file for offline use.
Base64 / Data URL → Image
⚠️ Large image may freez the browser
Convert Base64 Data to Images
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Paste Data URL
Paste your Base64 or DataURL code into the text area.
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Render Image
Click the 'Render Image' button to convert the code.
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View Result
View the resulting image in the preview area.
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Save File
Use the 'Download' button to save the image to your computer.
Visualize Base64 Data URLs
Preview and verify base64 encoded images directly on the page without external tools. This data-url converter ensures image data is correctly formatted before integration into projects or web applications. Identify and resolve rendering issues with this visualization tool.
Download Your Converted Image
Download your converted image to save the file generated from your base64 data. This allows you to use the image in documents, share it with others, or integrate it into other applications. Once the image is rendered, click the download button to retrieve the file.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a base64 data URL?
A base64 data URL is a way to represent an image directly within a text string. This eliminates the need for a separate image file, useful for embedding images in HTML or other text-based formats.
How do I use the data URL converter?
Paste your base64 encoded string (data URL) into the text area provided, then click 'Render image' to see the image. Use the 'Download' button to save the image.
Can I convert any image type to a data URL?
While most common image formats like PNG, JPG, and GIF can be converted, the tool's performance may vary. Very large images are not recommended due to potential slowdowns.
Why would I use a data URL instead of a regular image file?
Data URLs are helpful when you want to embed images directly into your code or avoid needing to manage separate image files, especially for small images.
Is there a limit to the size of the base64 string I can convert?
Large base64 strings representing very large images can slow down your computer during rendering. It's best to use this tool for smaller to medium-sized images.