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🔐 Encoding Tools

Encode and decode text: Base64, percent-encoding, HTML entities, Unicode escapes, binary and hexadecimal. 12 tools in one editor — paste your text once and run any of them, or open any tool on its own page. Everything happens in your browser.

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How to Use the Encoding Tools

  1. Paste the text or encoded string into the editor.
  2. Choose the encoder or decoder you need.
  3. Read the converted value in the panel below.
  4. Copy it, or replace the editor text and convert again.

What You Can Do

Frequently Asked Questions

When would I need Base64?

Base64 turns binary data into plain characters so it can travel inside text, such as an image embedded in a stylesheet or a value in a JSON field.

Is Base64 a form of encryption?

No. It is an encoding, not a cipher. Anyone can decode it, so never use it to protect a secret.

What is the difference between encoding a URL and encoding HTML?

URL encoding replaces characters that would confuse a web address. HTML encoding replaces characters that would otherwise be read as markup.

Why did my Base64 string fail to decode?

Usually because whitespace, a line break or a URL-safe variant crept in. Check the string is complete and correctly padded.