Encode your JSON data to Base64 format for safe transmission in URLs and APIs. Also decode Base64 strings back to JSON. Useful for encoding data for web requests, storing in databases, or transmitting through systems that require ASCII text.
The process is straightforward:
Base64 encoding converts binary data (like JSON) into ASCII text format using 64 characters. This makes your data safe to use in URLs, embed in HTML, or transmit through systems that only accept text. It's not encryption - it's encoding, which means it's reversible and doesn't provide security, just format conversion.
It's an encoding scheme that converts binary data to ASCII text using 64 characters. It's commonly used to make data safe for transmission in URLs, emails, or other text-based systems.
Base64 encoding makes JSON safe to use in URLs, APIs, and storage systems that require ASCII text. It prevents special characters from breaking URLs or causing transmission issues.
Yes! The tool includes a decode function that converts Base64 strings back to JSON. Just paste your Base64 string and click decode.
Base64 is encoding, not encryption. It doesn't provide security - anyone can decode it. It's just a format conversion to make data safe for text-based transmission.