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Encode text or binary data as Base64 and decode valid Base64 back to its underlying value.
Base64 is an encoding for transporting bytes through text-oriented systems. It is not encryption and does not make content secret. Use it for data URIs, small API fields or diagnostics only when the receiving format expects Base64; ordinary files become roughly one-third larger before protocol overhead.
Missing padding, URL-safe substitutions and copied whitespace can cause decoding failures. Decoded bytes may not be readable text and should not be executed or opened blindly. Never describe Base64 as a security control.
The transformation is designed to occur locally. Encoded secrets remain secrets in readable form to anyone who decodes them, so do not paste credentials or private keys merely because the output looks obscured.
Four checks for using Base64 Encoder and Decoder and reviewing the result before it leaves your browser.
Confirm whether the destination expects plain Base64, URL-safe Base64 or a complete data URI.
Choose the correct character encoding for text, normally UTF-8.
Encode or decode, then verify the output against a known sample.
Do not add line breaks or prefixes unless the receiving system requires them.
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