Convert PNG to Base64 Data URI
Convert PNG images to Base64 or DataURL formats using our online tool. Upload your image, select the desired format, and generate code. Copy the result to embed in projects. Base64 and DataURL outputs support web development workflows requiring inline image data.
Image → Base64 / Data URL
Convert Images to Base64 or Data URL
Upload Image
Upload your PNG image by clicking or dragging it into the designated area.
Choose Output Format
Select either the 'Base64' or 'DataURL' tab to choose your desired output format.
View Base64 Code
The Base64 or DataURL code for your image will appear in the text area below the tabs.
Copy Generated Code
Click the 'Copy' button to quickly copy the generated code to your clipboard.
Embed PNG Images Directly in Your Website
Convert PNG images to Base64 data URIs to embed them directly into HTML. This approach eliminates the need for external files, reducing HTTP requests and improving website performance. Developers can paste the generated code snippets into their HTML to streamline integration and enhance loading efficiency. Suitable for scenarios where minimizing external dependencies is crucial, such as static site implementations or internal resource management.
Quickly Copy Conversion Code
Use PNG images in your projects without extra files by generating Base64 or DataURL code. This tool enables direct embedding of images into projects by converting PNG files into encoded strings. Upload the image, choose the desired format, and copy the generated code to integrate it seamlessly into your work.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Base64 or DataURL?
Base64 and DataURL are ways to represent images as text strings. This allows you to embed images directly within HTML or CSS without needing separate image files.
How do I use this PNG to Base64/DataURL tool?
Just upload your PNG image. Then, click on either the 'Base64' or 'DataURL' tab to generate the corresponding code. Use the 'Copy' button to quickly copy the generated code.
What can I use the generated code for?
You can use the Base64 or DataURL code to embed images directly into your HTML, CSS, or JavaScript projects. This is useful for small images, icons, or when you want to avoid external HTTP requests.
Are there any limitations when using this tool?
Large images can slow down your computer during the conversion process. It's best to use this tool for smaller to medium-sized PNG images.
What image formats are supported?
This tool is specifically designed for PNG images. Other formats are not currently supported.