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Base64 Decoder
Base64 is a widely-used encoding scheme that transforms binary data into a text format, making it safe for transmission over systems that only support text. Our Base64 Decoder reverses this process, converting any Base64 string back into its original, readable form. Whether you're a developer debugging an API response, a data analyst examining encoded files, or simply curious about a string of characters, this tool provides a quick and secure solution.
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Base64 decoding is the process of converting a Base64-encoded string back into its original binary or text data. It reverses the encoding process, allowing you to read the original information.
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FAQ
Base64 decoding is the process of converting a Base64-encoded string back into its original binary or text data. It reverses the encoding process, allowing you to read the original information.
Yes, our tool is completely safe. All decoding happens directly in your browser (client-side). We do not send, store, or see any of your data, ensuring your information remains private.
If the decoded output is unreadable, it's likely that the original data was not plain text. It could be a file, an image, or compressed data. Base64 can encode any binary data, not just text.