Base64 to Image Converter

About This Tool

So you’ve got a Base64 string and need it turned into an actual image? Yeah, been there. It’s one of those things that sounds simple but can get annoying fast—especially when you’re debugging or pulling assets from an API. This Base64 to Image Converter is here to save you a few minutes (and maybe a headache or two). It’s not fancy. No ads, no sign-ups, nothing tracking you. Just paste your Base64 data, hit convert, and boom—you’ve got your image. Works right in your browser, so nothing gets uploaded or stored. Honestly, it’s the kind of tool you didn’t know you needed until you used it once and wondered how you ever lived without it.

Key Features

• No file uploads—paste the Base64 string directly
• Supports PNG, JPG, GIF, and other common image formats
• Instant preview so you can confirm it worked
• Download the image with one click
• Runs locally—your data never leaves your machine
• Works offline after the page loads
• Mobile-friendly, because sometimes you’re stuck debugging on your phone

FAQ

What exactly is Base64?
It’s just a way to encode binary data (like an image) into plain text. You’ll often see it starting with something like data:image/png;base64, followed by a long string of characters. Browsers and APIs use it to embed images directly in code instead of linking to files.

Why wouldn’t I just use an online tool I found on Google?
Most of them upload your data to their servers. If you’re working with sensitive images or just paranoid about privacy (and honestly, who isn’t these days?), that’s a no-go. This one runs entirely in your browser—nothing gets sent anywhere. Plus, it’s faster and doesn’t make you sit through pop-ups.