64→IMG

Image

Base64 to Image

Paste plain Base64 or a Data URL to preview and download JPEG, PNG, WebP, or GIF locally, with format and size validation.

Tool task stays in this browser

The TabPebble application does not send or persist tool input; ordinary requests that load the site are a separate data boundary.

Paste and restore an image

Image to Base64 ↗

JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF · Images up to 10 MB · Processed locally, never uploaded.

Both formats are detected automatically. Line breaks and omitted trailing = padding are accepted; web links and HTML tags are not.

Original bytes, GIF animation, and existing metadata are preserved. Base64 is not encryption and is usually about one third larger. SVG, animated PNG, and animated WebP are not supported. Clearing the page does not clear downloads or the system clipboard.

Three simple steps

How to use Base64 to Image

  1. 01

    Paste plain Base64 or a base64-encoded Data URL.

  2. 02

    Convert and review the detected image preview.

  3. 03

    Download the restored image with the correct extension.

Privacy first

Tool data and site requests stay separate

Tool input and results are processed in temporary state for the current page. The TabPebble application does not send them to a server, write them to a database, or create processing history. Pages and code still load through ordinary network requests. Your browser may restore a tab, while downloads and clipboard copies remain on the device until you remove or replace them.

  • No tool-task upload
  • No account
  • No processing history

Read the complete privacy boundaries ↗

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Can I paste Base64 without a data:image prefix?

Yes. Plain Base64 and data:image/...;base64,... are both accepted. The format is detected from the bytes, with a 10 MB decoded-image limit. Existing image bytes and metadata are preserved.

Is this tool free?

Yes. Core tools are free to use and do not require an account.

Does tool input go to a server?

No. The TabPebble application performs the tool task in your browser and does not put input into site requests; ordinary page and code requests still reach the hosting service.