Base64
Image Data URL
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Convert Image to Text
Convert images into Base64 or DataURL text formats. Upload your image, select the desired tab, and generate the encoded text. Copy the code for integration into your projects.
Image → Base64 / Data URL
Click or Drag & Drop an Image
Convert Images to Base64 or DataURL
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Upload Your Image
Upload your image by clicking or drag-and-drop.
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Select Tab
Select either the 'Base64' or 'DataURL' tab.
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Display Data URL
The Base64 or DataURL text representation of your image will appear in the text area.
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Copy Text
Click the 'Copy' button to copy the text to your clipboard.
Encode Images for Web Projects
Embed images directly into web pages without external files by converting them to Base64 or DataURL formats. This approach streamlines workflows and ensures images display reliably offline. Replacing separate files with embedded data simplifies project structures and reduces dependency on external resources.
Quickly Copy Encoded Image Data
This tool efficiently converts images into Base64 or DataURL formats, enabling direct integration into code without reliance on external files. It supports scenarios where embedding images within code is required, such as web development projects or data transmission workflows. The encoded data can be copied and applied to various applications, streamlining the process of incorporating images into technical environments.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Base64 or DataURL?
Base64 and DataURLs are ways to represent image data as text. This allows you to embed images directly into HTML, CSS, or JavaScript code without needing a separate image file.
How do I use the image-to-string tool?
Just upload your image file, then click on either the 'Base64' or 'DataURL' tab depending on the format you need. The encoded text will appear; click 'Copy' to grab it.
What are some uses for Base64 or DataURL strings?
They're useful for embedding small images in emails, creating dynamic content on webpages, or avoiding extra HTTP requests for tiny graphics.
Why shouldn't I upload large images?
Large images take longer to process and can slow down your computer. It's best to use this tool with smaller images.
Is there a limit to the size of images I can upload?
While there's no strict file size limit, larger images will take considerably longer to process. Smaller images work best for optimal performance.