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Convert Image to Base64
Convert images to Base64 or DataURL formats using this tool. Upload your image and choose the output format to generate encoded data. The 'Copy' function allows you to transfer the result for integration into projects. This method enables embedding images directly in HTML or reducing file dependency for web applications.
Image → Base64 / Data URL
Click or Drag & Drop an Image
Convert Images to Base64 or DataURL
1
Upload Your Image
Upload your image by clicking or drag-and-drop.
2
Select Tab
Select either the 'Base64' or 'DataURL' tab.
3
View Data URL
The Base64 or DataURL code will appear in the text area.
4
Copy The Code
Click the 'Copy' button to copy the generated code.
Encode Images for Web Projects
Embed images directly into your website's HTML without relying on external files. Our image-to-base64 tool converts images into Base64 or DataURL strings, streamlining your web development workflow and minimizing HTTP requests. This approach simplifies image integration, particularly useful for small icons or images where reducing file dependencies is important.
Quickly Copy Encoded Image Data
Including images directly in your code without separate files can be achieved by generating Base64 or DataURL representations. This method is suitable for embedding small graphics and simplifying projects by removing external image dependencies.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Base64 or DataURL?
Base64 and DataURL are ways to represent image data as text. This lets you embed images directly within HTML, CSS, or JavaScript without needing to rely on external image files.
How do I use this tool?
Simply upload your image, choose either the 'Base64' or 'DataURL' tab, and the tool will automatically generate the code. Click the 'Copy' button to copy the code to your clipboard.
What can I use the generated code for?
You can use the Base64 or DataURL code to embed images directly in your HTML, CSS, or JavaScript code. This is useful for things like email templates, single-page applications, and situations where you want to avoid external image dependencies.
Why shouldn't I upload very large images?
Large images can slow down the conversion process and impact your computer's performance. It's best to use smaller images for optimal results.
Is there a limit to the file size I can upload?
While there isn't a strict file size limit, larger images are not recommended due to performance considerations. Smaller images will provide a faster and smoother conversion experience.