[ Base64 Encoding / Decoding Tools ]

This tool allows you to encode or decode text using the Base64 algorithm. You can choose if you want download result of decoding/encoding or if you want just print it.

For more information about the algorithm Base64 you can consult the documentation.

Action:

Encode: you obtain the encoded text, starting from the clear text.
Decode: you obtain the clear text, starting from the encoded text.

Result format:

Print the result in this page
Download the result with filename: .txt .bin .data .msg .rtf

You insert your text below:

Trick: you click in the textbox and press Ctrl + v to paste your text.

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