About Base64

Binary-to-text encoding is called Base64, which converts all binary data (videos, documents, etc.) into a series of printable ASCII characters. Rather than save as raw bytes, Base64 takes raw bytes and encodes them onto a alphabets of 64 characters (A-Z, a-z, 0-9, + and /) plus one character for padding (=).
Base64 is not encryption. Its purpose is not to hide or protect data, but to make binary content compatible with systems that handle only text.

How to use: Encode

You should put your text that you want to encode in the input section, then press the "Encode" button below the text. You will get the encrypted text in the right section called "Result". For example, putting the text "Hello World" in the left would give you the following in the right: "SGVsbG8gV29ybGQ="

How to use: Uncode

You will need to begin in the "Decode" section of the tool (located at the top) where there are two buttons, "Encode" and "Decode," (these buttons are colored purple). Press the "Decode" button (the right button) next. You should now see the input section where you can type in your encoded text for decoding and then click on your "Decode" button. The decoded output will be displayed in the section that says Result based upon the encoded text.
For example, entering the code
"SGVsbG8gV29ybGQ="
in the left-hand section would give you the following on the right-hand side:
"Hello World"

Examples

As some example we can show some of the most searched phrases in the internet into their base 64 forms:
What is my IP? = V2hhdCBpcyBteSBJUD8gPSA=
When was WW2? = V2hlbiB3YXMgV1cyPw==
Why is the sky blue? = V2hlbiB3YXMgV1cyPw==
Restaurants near me = UmVzdGF1cmFudHMgbmVhciBtZQ==
Youtube = WW91dHViZQ==
Amazon = QW1hem9u
Facebook = RmFjZWJvb2s=
Instagram = SW5zdGFncmFt

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More Options

If you want more encryption options just below you can find options like Hexadecimal, BASE64, Caesar Cipher and others.