OPTION A
Base64 encode
Encode when a text-based protocol or field requires binary content represented as ASCII text.
Try Base64 encodeTOOL COMPARISON
Encoding converts bytes into printable Base64 characters; decoding reverses that representation. Base64 is not encryption and does not protect confidential data.
OPTION A
Encode when a text-based protocol or field requires binary content represented as ASCII text.
Try Base64 encodeOPTION B
Decode when you need to recover the original bytes. Verify the decoded file type and treat it with the same confidentiality as the source.
Try Base64 decodeEncode when a text-based protocol or field requires binary content represented as ASCII text.
Decode when you need to recover the original bytes. Verify the decoded file type and treat it with the same confidentiality as the source.
Encode when a text-based protocol or field requires binary content represented as ASCII text. Decode when you need to recover the original bytes. Verify the decoded file type and treat it with the same confidentiality as the source.
Before relying on a result, check the output with a small sample and confirm that the format or assumptions match your destination. Keep an original copy when converting files or changing data.