Base64
Image Data URL
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Encode Image to Base64 for HTML
Convert images to Base64 or DataURL format for embedding in HTML projects. Upload your image file, choose the appropriate tab, and generate the encoded code. Use the 'Copy' button to integrate the encoded image into your website, ensuring it is embedded directly without external links. This method allows you to include images as part of your HTML content, simplifying deployment and reducing reliance on external resources.
Image → Base64 / Data URL
Click or Drag & Drop an Image
Convert Image to Base64 Code
1
Upload Your Image
Upload your image by clicking or drag and drop into the designated area.
2
Select Encoding Format
Choose either the 'Base64' or 'DataURL' tab to select the desired encoding format.
3
View Base64 Code
The Base64 or DataURL code for your image will appear in the text area below the tabs.
4
Copy Generated Code
Click the 'Copy' button to quickly copy the generated code for use in your HTML projects.
Embed Images Directly in Your HTML
Embed images directly into your HTML without external files by converting them into Base64 or DataURL strings. This method allows inline inclusion of images, which reduces HTTP requests and may improve page load times. It is useful for small icons, thumbnails, or decorative elements where minimizing file dependencies is important.
Quickly Copy Encoded Image Data
This tool enables embedding images directly into HTML by generating Base64 or DataURL encoded strings. It reduces the need for external image files, which can simplify file management and improve load times. Upload your image, generate the encoded string, and copy the code to embed it seamlessly in your web pages. This approach is useful for projects requiring minimal file handling or optimized resource loading.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Base64 DataURL and why would I need it?
A Base64 DataURL allows you to embed an image directly within your HTML code, eliminating the need for a separate image file. This is useful for small images or when you want to ensure the image is always available, even if the user is offline.
How do I use this tool to get a Base64 DataURL?
Just upload your image file, select either the 'Base64' or 'DataURL' tab, and the tool will generate the encoded string. Click the 'Copy' button to easily copy the generated code to your clipboard.
Can I use this tool for large images?
While you can, large images will significantly slow down your computer during the conversion process. It's best to use this tool for smaller to medium-sized images.
What's the difference between Base64 and DataURL?
Both represent an image as a text string embedded in HTML. DataURL includes a prefix indicating the MIME type, whereas Base64 simply encodes the image data.
Where can I use the generated Base64 or DataURL code?
You can use the copied code directly within the src attribute of an <img> tag in your HTML, or within CSS properties like background-image.