Convert an image into Base64 code — to add a photo in HTML, CSS or an email signature. Your photo never leaves your device — all the work happens in the browser.
<img src="...">, or download the .txt file.Base64 is a method that turns an image (a binary file) into text made only of letters and numbers. That text can then be placed directly inside HTML, CSS or an email, without a separate image file.
No. The conversion happens inside your browser — no server, no upload. Your photo never leaves your device.
In Base64 encoding, every 3 bytes become 4 characters, so the code is about 33% bigger than the file. For large photos, reduce the size first with the Image Compressor.