What is Base64
In simple terms, Base64 is a binary to a text encoding scheme which represents the binary data in ASCII string format. Base64 only contains 64 characters to encode any string.
What is Base64 is used for
To understand it further, let's take the example that you want to send your binary data across the network. You just cant send the data in raw format right, because some media are made for streaming text. You never know whether you are sending the data can understand it better or not. So to get around this problem, we have to encode the binary data into the characters and thus Base64 is used. The characters used are URL safe and thus we can decode it on the receiver end to find out if the data is uncorrupted.
What is Base64 Encoding
Base64 Encoding converts your binary data into the 64-character text format which ca be easily passed through the communication channel.
What is Base64 Decoding
It is the reverse of encoding, where the base64 text format is converted back to binary data.
Base64 Encoding & Decoding Tool
So we have developed a base64 encode and decode tool where you can freely and safely encode your binary data to the text as well as decode it back. Along with that, we have a special function where if the decoded data is in JSON format then you can easily format that JSON and see the contents easily.
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