Tool Introduction
Image files are converted to Base64 encoding format, making it easier to embed them into HTML and CSS.
Base64 encoding is commonly used to embed images into HTML, CSS, or JavaScript, avoiding extra requests and load times, thereby improving page load speed.
Image Base64 encoding is a method of converting image files (such as JPEG, PNG, etc.) into a text format. Base64 is an encoding method that converts binary data (such as images) into a text string in the ASCII character set.
How to Use
Click the 'Upload' button or drag and drop your image directly onto the page, and the tool will automatically convert the image to Base64 encoding.
After the Base64 encoding conversion is complete, you can copy the conversion result with one click, or click the button to save it as a TXT file and download it to your local device.