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⚙️ Conversion Options

✅ Base64 Conversion Complete

📄 HTML Usage Example

📋 Supported Formats

JPG/JPEG
Joint Photographic Experts Group
PNG
Portable Network Graphics
GIF
Graphics Interchange Format
WebP
Web Picture Format
BMP
Bitmap Image File
SVG
Scalable Vector Graphics

About the Image to Base64 Converter Tool

The Image to Base64 Converter is a powerful online tool that converts image files into Base64 encoded strings. This conversion allows you to embed images directly into HTML, CSS, and other web documents without needing external image files. The tool supports all major image formats and provides multiple output options to suit different use cases.

Key Features:

  • Support for all major image formats (JPG, PNG, GIF, WebP, BMP, SVG)
  • Multiple output formats (Data URL, Base64 only, HTML tag, CSS background)
  • Image compression and resizing options
  • Drag and drop file upload interface
  • Real-time image preview and information
  • Copy to clipboard functionality
  • Download converted Base64 strings
  • Conversion history tracking

Output Formats: Choose from Data URL format (complete data:image/... string), Base64 only (just the encoded string), HTML image tag (ready-to-use img element), or CSS background (for use in stylesheets).

Quality Control: Adjust the quality settings to balance file size and image quality. Lower quality settings result in smaller Base64 strings but may reduce image clarity.

How to Use: Simply drag and drop your image onto the upload area or click to browse and select a file. Choose your desired output format and quality settings, then click "Convert to Base64". The tool will process your image and provide the Base64 string along with usage examples.

Use Cases: Perfect for web developers embedding images in HTML emails, CSS backgrounds, or inline HTML. Also useful for creating self-contained web applications, storing images in databases, or sharing images as text strings.