Base64 Decoder: Convert Base64 to Readable Text Instantly
Decode Base64 strings back to readable text instantly with our free online tool.
Decode Base64 strings back to readable text instantly with our free online tool.
Base64 decoding is the process of converting a Base64-encoded string back into its original binary or text form. Base64 encoding is primarily used to safely transmit binary data over mediums that are designed to handle text, such as email or HTTP URLs. While encoding increases data size, decoding reverses this process, restoring the original data.
This process is crucial when you receive data that has been Base64 encoded and you need to access its original content. For instance, images embedded directly into web pages (data URIs) or email attachments are often Base64 encoded, requiring decoding to be properly displayed or used.
You can decode your Base64 string using this tool by following these steps:
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Open >Generate SHA-512 cryptographic hashes, offering higher security than SHA-256.
Open >Compute RIPEMD-128 hashes, part of the RIPEMD family of cryptographic hash functions.
Open >Generate RIPEMD-160 hashes, a widely used cryptographic hash function.
Open >Produce RIPEMD-320 hashes, offering a longer digest than other RIPEMD variants.
Open >Generate Whirlpool hashes, a cryptographic hash function standardized by ISO and IEC.
Open >Compute GOST hashes, a cryptographic hash function from Russian standards.
Open >Generate Gost-crypto hashes, a newer version of the GOST R 34.11-94 hash function.
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Open >Compute CRC32 checksums, widely used for error detection in digital networks.
Open >Compute Haval-128,3 hashes, part of the Haval cryptographic hash family.
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Open >Generate Murmur3c hash, a 32-bit variant of the Murmur3 hash function.
Open >Generate Murmur3f hash, a 128-bit variant of the Murmur3 hash function, optimized for 64-bit platforms.
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