Base64 encoding is a scheme that converts text data into a set of 64 characters, ensuring safe transmission of text across various systems.
Text to Base64 is commonly used in scenarios requiring safe text transmission such as API data transfer, configuration file storage, and email content encoding.
The encoding process converts every 3 bytes of text data into 4 Base64 characters, using the A-Z, a-z, 0-9, +, / character set.
After Base64 encoding, the data size increases by approximately 33%, making it suitable for small to medium-sized text data. Encoding is not equivalent to encryption and is only used for data format conversion.
Supports conversion of various text content including Chinese, English, and special symbols with UTF-8 encoding, ensuring character integrity and accuracy.
Processed locally in the browser, no internet connection required, text data is not uploaded to any server, ensuring data privacy and security.