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Base64 is a coding system that converts binary data to ASCII text. It is often used to send data through systems that handle only text.
Base64 is a coding system that converts binary data to ASCII text. It is often used to send data through systems that handle only text.
What's Base64?
Base64 is a data encoding method that converts any kind of data into an ASCII string, using 64 different characters. It is often used to encode binary data such as images, audio files, or other files to be transmitted through systems designed to handle text.
Common uses of Base64
- Binary data encoding in URL
- Embed images into HTML/CSS (Data URIs)
- Send attachments to email
- Save binary data to JSON
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