Base64
Data URL
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Render Base64 as Image
Enter base64 encoded data or data URL here. Click "Render image" to view it. Use "Download" to save the rendered image. Large files may affect performance.
Base64 / Data URL → Image
⚠️ Large image may freez the browser
Convert Base64 to Image
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Paste Base64 Data
Paste your Base64 encoded data or DataURL into the text area.
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Render Image
Press the 'Render Image' button to display the image.
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View Image Preview
The rendered image will appear in the preview area on the right.
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Save Image
Click the 'Download' button to save the image to your computer.
Display Base64 Data as an Image
Visualizing a base64 encoded image without saving it first can be done using the "Display Base64 Data as an Image" tool. This tool renders the encoded data directly in your browser, which helps streamline testing and development workflows. Viewing images through this method allows you to preview content without requiring downloads or additional steps.
Download Rendered Images Easily
Save your rendered image directly to your computer using base64 data. This method removes the need to open a browser and manually save the file. A single click downloads the image, streamlining the process for users handling base64-encoded visuals.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I use the base64 to image tool?
Simply paste your base64 encoded data or data URL into the text area and click 'Render image'. You can then download the resulting image with the 'Download' button.
What is base64 encoding?
Base64 is a way to represent binary data as ASCII characters. It's often used to embed images directly within HTML or CSS.
Can I use this tool for large images?
While you can, very large images can slow down your computer's performance. It's recommended to use smaller images for optimal results.
What file formats are supported?
The supported file formats depend on the base64 data itself. This tool will render whatever format is encoded in the base64 string.
Is there a limit to the size of the base64 data I can paste?
There is a practical limit based on your computer's memory. Extremely large strings can cause issues, so use smaller images when possible.