Image to Base64 Tool
Quickly convert images to Base64 encoding with drag-and-drop and copy functionality
Upload Image
Supports JPG, PNG, GIF, WebP and other formats
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Supported formats: JPG, PNG, GIF, WebP, BMP, SVG
Maximum file size: 10MB
Base64 Result
The converted Base64 encoding will be displayed here
Result will be displayed here...
What is Image to Base64?
Image to Base64 is the process of encoding image files as Base64 strings, allowing you to embed image data directly in HTML, CSS, or other text formats without needing separate image files.
How to Use Image to Base64 Tool
Step 1: Select Image
Click the select file button or drag and drop an image to the upload area
Step 2: Wait for Processing
The tool will automatically process the image and display preview and details
Step 3: Choose Format
Select between Data URL or Base64 only output formats
Step 4: Copy & Use
Click the copy button to copy the result to your clipboard
Common Use Cases
Web Icons
Convert small icons to Base64 and embed directly in CSS to reduce requests
Email Templates
Embed images in HTML emails to ensure proper display
Mobile Apps
Embed small images in mobile apps to improve loading speed
Data Transfer
Transfer image data through JSON APIs
Offline Apps
Directly embed necessary image resources in offline applications
Why Use Our Tool?
Multi-format Support
Supports JPG, PNG, GIF, WebP and other mainstream image formats
Drag & Drop
Supports direct drag and drop of image files to the page for conversion
Real-time Preview
Immediately shows image preview and detailed information after upload
Multiple Outputs
Provides both Data URL and pure Base64 output formats
Privacy & Security
All processing is done locally, images are not uploaded to servers
One-click Copy
Supports one-click copying of results to clipboard
Pro Tips
- Images smaller than 10KB are most suitable for Base64 conversion
- Data URL format can be used directly in img tag src attribute
- Large images converted to Base64 will significantly increase file size
- SVG images are usually more suitable for Base64 encoding than bitmaps
- Consider caching strategies when using Base64 images in CSS