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Base64 to Image Decoder

Convert Base64 strings back to images instantly. Decode Data URIs or raw Base64 and download as PNG, JPG, SVG. Auto-detects image format. 100% private browser processing.

All decoding happens locally in your browser. Your data never leaves your device.
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Base64 to Image Decoder

Decode Base64 encoded strings back to images directly in your browser. Paste a Data URI or raw Base64 string and instantly preview and download the image. Auto-detects PNG, JPG, GIF, SVG formats from Base64 signatures.

1When to use this tool?

💡Debug API responses containing Base64 images
💡Extract images from JWT tokens or JSON payloads
💡Convert inline CSS/HTML images to files
💡Recover images from localStorage or database exports
💡Validate Base64 encoding before production use

2Features

  • Decode Base64 string to downloadable image file
  • Auto-detect PNG, JPG, GIF, SVG, WebP from Base64 header
  • Support both Data URI and raw Base64 input
  • Real-time preview with image dimensions
  • One-click download in original format
  • 100% client-side processing—no server upload

3How to Use

  • Paste a Base64 string or Data URI (data:image/png;base64,...).
  • The tool auto-detects the image format from Base64 signatures.
  • Preview the decoded image with dimensions and file info.
  • Download the image in its original format.

FAQ

Q. Is this Base64 to image converter free?

A. Yes! Unlimited conversions with no sign-up or limits. 100% free forever.

Q. Are my Base64 strings uploaded to a server?

A. Never. All decoding happens locally in your browser using JavaScript.

Q. What image formats are supported?

A. PNG, JPG, GIF, SVG, WebP, ICO. The tool auto-detects format from Base64 signature.

Q. Can I use raw Base64 without data: prefix?

A. Yes! The tool automatically detects image type from Base64 header and adds the correct prefix.