Base64 Encoder
Encode plain text into Base64
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SGVsbG8gV29ybGQh
Description
The Base64 Encoder converts plain text into Base64 so it can be safely transported in URLs, headers, or compact payloads. Use it when you need a quick way to encode snippets without installing command‑line tools.
Key features
- Fast, in‑browser Base64 encoding with Unicode support
- Two‑panel layout with Copy, Clear, and Sample actions
- Local persistence so your last input is restored
- Keyboard accessible controls and ARIA‑labeled inputs
Common use cases
- Encoding small text payloads for data URIs
- Preparing values for query params or form fields
- Transforming snippets before sending to APIs
Privacy & security: everything runs locally in your browser. Do not paste secrets into sites you do not control.
How to Use
- Paste or type your text into the left panel.
- The right panel shows the Base64‑encoded output instantly.
- Click “Copy Output” to copy the encoded string.
- Use “Sample” to load example content and verify behavior.
- Use “Clear” to reset both panels.
Tips
- Encoding Unicode is supported; emojis and non‑Latin scripts work.
- For decoding, open Base64 Decoder.
- For URL‑safe encoding, replace
+with-and/with_.
Troubleshooting
- Output is empty → The input panel is blank; enter text.
- Service rejects characters → Some systems expect URL‑safe Base64; swap characters as noted above.
Example
Example 1: Simple text
Input:
Hello QuickTool
Output:
SGVsbG8gVG9vbEh1Yg==
Plain ASCII text becomes Base64.
Example 2: Unicode
Input:
你好
Output:
5L2g5aW9
Non‑Latin characters encode correctly using UTF‑8.
FAQ
Is this safe and local?
Yes. Encoding runs entirely in your browser; no data is sent anywhere.
Why does another service reject my output?
It may require URL‑safe Base64. Replace +// with -/_.
Can I encode files?
This tool targets short text. For large files, use a dedicated file tool.