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Base64 Image Viewer

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View images encoded as Base64 data URLs directly in your browser.

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Base64 Image Data URL

Load Base64 from a .txt or .b64 file

Image Display

Enter a Base64 data URL above to display the image

A base64 string pasted from a debugger, a log entry, or an API response doesn't show you anything on its own, it's just a long block of encoded text, and confirming what image it actually represents usually means writing a quick script or manually building a data URL just to see it rendered. This tool renders a base64-encoded image directly in the browser the moment the string is pasted in, no download or file conversion step needed, just a quick visual check of what the encoded data actually contains.

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Useful for confirming what an image looks like before deciding whether it's worth extracting as an actual file, quickly checking a base64 string copied from a log without writing a script just to view it, or verifying an API response's embedded image field actually contains what it's supposed to.

Key features

  • Clean interface
  • Fast processing
  • No signup required
  • Works offline

Quick answers for Base64 Image Viewer

Does this tool decode the Base64 data like the Decoder does?
No. It validates that your input is a proper data:image/...;base64,... URL and then hands that string straight to an <img> tag's src attribute, letting the browser do the actual decoding. There's no atob step or downloadable file, just a live preview.
Why does it reject some Base64 strings?
It checks two things before displaying anything: that the string matches the data:[mime];base64, pattern, and that the mime type starts with image/. Raw Base64 without that data URL prefix, or a data URL for a non-image type, gets an explicit error instead of a blank preview.
Can I copy the data URL back out after loading it?
Yes, once the input validates successfully, a Copy Data URL button appears above the preview.