Image to Base64 Encoder Online helps to convert Image to Base64 String. Copy to clipboard and Download base64 string.
In development to improve the performance or don't want to load the image or small icon, image to base64 tools helps. Base64 string as Image can be used in emails as (Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions). All latest browser support to display base64 string as image. Base64 String represent data in radix-64 is particularly popular on the WWW (World Wide Web).
What can you do with the Image to Base64 Converter?
- This tool helps you to convert your Image to Base64 group with Ease.
- All image formats are supported such as PNG, JPEG, GIF, etc.
- The Image Upload limit is set to 4 MB.
- Base64 encode image generates HTML code for IMG with Base64 as src (data source).
- CSS background code of Image with base64 is also generated.
- The Image encoding tool supports loading the Image File to transform to Base64. Click on the Upload Image button and select File.
- Image to Base64 Online works well on Windows, MAC, Linux, Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Safari.
How does Image to Base64 work?
It uses the base64 algorithm to generate the base64 string from the image using JavaScript. It does not send the image to the server to convert.
With rubic8.com's free image to Base64 encoder, it's easy to copy and paste markup or style for exactly your codebase. Simply drag and drop, upload, or provide an image URL in the controls above and the encoder will quickly generate a Base64 encoded version of that image. You don't even need to run the image through optimization before generating the data. Enable the Optimize image toggle and we will automatically optimize the image before encoding it.
Base64 is an encoding algorithm that converts any characters, binary data, and even images or sound files into a readable string, which can be saved or transported over the network without data loss. The characters generated from Base64 encoding consist of Latin letters, digits, plus, and slash. Base64 is most commonly used as a MIME (Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions) transfer encoding for email.
Base64 images are primarily used to embed image data within other formats like HTML, CSS, or JSON. By including image data within an HTML document, the browser doesn't need to make an additional web request to fetch the file, since the image is already embedded in the HTML document. A Base64 representation of an image is larger than a separate image and the string gets very long for large images. You should primarily use Base64 for small images and always test both embedded and external images to see what works best.
