Bytes first, then Base64
Base64 represents bytes using letters, digits and a few symbols. Bivonio converts text to UTF-8 bytes first, supporting accents, different scripts and emoji.
Hola encodes as SG9sYQ==. The = sign pads certain outputs; do not remove it when using this standard Base64 tool.
Decode with validation
Choose Decode and paste standard Base64. Formatting whitespace is ignored, but invalid characters, padding or UTF-8 bytes are rejected.
URL-safe Base64 uses other characters and is not the format supported here. Binary files also cannot be displayed as though they were UTF-8 text.
- Select encoding or decoding.
- Paste the complete text.
- Convert and check accents and line breaks.
- Copy the result without adding or removing characters.
It does not provide confidentiality
Anyone can reverse Base64. It cannot replace encryption, anonymization or a password; an encoded secret remains readable after decoding.
Conversion is local. If the result goes into a URL, it may also need URL component encoding depending on the receiving system.