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Base64 to Image Converter — Free Online Tool
Decode Base64 image strings or data URIs into verified PNG, JPG, GIF or WebP files in your browser, with preview and batch downloads.
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How to use Base64 to Image Converter
Decode Base64 image strings or data URIs into verified PNG, JPG, GIF or WebP files in your browser, with preview and batch downloads.
- Enter the required values or paste text into the interactive workspace.
- Adjust available precision, format, unit or bulk settings as needed.
- Run the calculator or generator and review all output information.
- Download the resulting file or CSV summary; batch outputs can be downloaded as ZIP where available.
How the tool works
The decoder validates Base64 encoding and checks the decoded file’s actual magic bytes to reject invalid or incorrectly labeled formats.
Example: Paste a valid `data:image/png;base64,…` value and download the resulting PNG rather than receiving a renamed text file.
Technical limits: tool-specific validation protects browser memory, input parsing and export reliability. Certain file types or uncommon data may be rejected. Always check important financial results or fabrication files using their original records and professional software.
Frequently asked questions
Does it support PNG, JPG, GIF and WebP?
Yes. These image signatures are supported; arbitrary Base64, HTML and SVG code are not treated as images.
Does it convert image format?
No. It decodes the original image bytes and preserves the detected source format.
What is the maximum input?
The decoded image is limited to 20 MB, with additional text-input and browser-memory limits.
Can I process multiple Base64 strings?
Yes, upload supported TXT or B64 files for separate image outputs.
Privacy and compatibility
Input is handled locally in the browser by Solvory scripts and selected third-party parsing or export libraries. The libraries may download from a CDN. Uploaded file contents are not intentionally sent to a Solvory processing server. Browser features and file encodings may influence compatibility, and generated files must be saved before closing the tab.