Base64
Image Data URL
⚠️ Large image may freez the browser
Convert Image to Inline Data
Use the image-to-inline-data-converter tool to convert images to inline data. Choose between Base64 or DataURL formats. This allows embedding images directly into web projects.
Image → Base64 / Data URL
Click or Drag & Drop an Image
Convert Images to Data URLs
1
Upload Your Image
Upload your image by clicking or dragging it into the upload area.
2
Choose Data Format
Select either the 'Base64' or 'DataURL' tab to choose your desired format.
3
View Data URL
The Base64 or DataURL representation of your image will appear in the text area.
4
Copy Generated Code
Click the 'Copy' button to copy the generated code to your clipboard.
Embed Images Directly in Your Web Projects
Integrate images directly into your web projects by eliminating the need to manage separate image files. Our image-to-inline-data tool generates Base64 or DataURL representations of your images, which helps streamline your workflow and reduce page load times. This approach removes the requirement for external resources, making your project structure more straightforward.
Streamline Your Workflow
Including images directly in your website code can be useful for embedding them as Base64 or DataURL formats. This approach integrates images into HTML or CSS, eliminating reliance on external files. It streamlines development workflows and may improve page load efficiency by reducing external dependencies.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Base64 and DataURL?
Base64 and DataURL are ways to represent images as text strings. This allows you to embed images directly into your HTML or CSS code without needing a separate image file.
How can I use the generated Base64 or DataURL?
You can use the generated code within HTML <img> tags or CSS background-image properties. For example, you might use it like this: <img src='data:image/png;base64,...'>'
Why would I want to use Base64 or DataURL?
Using inline data can simplify your project structure, reduce HTTP requests, and potentially improve loading times, especially for small images.
Are there any limitations to using this tool?
Large images are not recommended as they can slow down your computer's performance. The resulting Base64 or DataURL strings can also become quite long.
What image formats are supported?
This tool supports common image formats like PNG, JPG, and GIF. The exact supported formats may vary based on your browser.