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Build a Base64 encoder/decoder that converts text to Base64 and back — with full Unicode support, a URL-safe (base64url) option, and one-click copy. Everything runs in the browser.

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What is a base64 encoder & decoder?

A Base64 encoder/decoder converts text (or binary) to Base64 — a representation that uses 64 printable ASCII characters — and back again. It's a constant utility for developers: an API returns a base64url-encoded ID, a JWT segment needs decoding, an image has to become a data URI, a binary blob must ride inside a JSON field or an email body. The canonical tools — base64encode.org, base64decode.org, the encode/decode panels in editors — all do the same thing, usually one direction at a time. Two details separate a correct implementation from a broken one: Unicode (a naive `btoa()` throws the moment you feed it an emoji or an accented letter, because it only speaks Latin-1) and the URL-safe variant (base64url, which swaps `+/` for `-_` and drops padding so the output survives in URLs, filenames, and tokens). A good tool gets both right, shows you the result instantly, and never pretends Base64 is encryption.

Common features

Encode text → Base64 and decode Base64 → text in one view
An Encode/Decode toggle and a swap button to chain the two
Correct UTF-8 handling — emoji and accents round-trip
A URL-safe (base64url) option: -_ instead of +/, no padding
Decode that auto-detects standard vs url-safe and ignores line wraps
Clear, specific errors for invalid Base64
One-click copy of the output
A live character and byte readout
Everything client-side — no upload
Light and dark themes; input remembered on the device

Real-world examples

Decoding a JWT payload

A developer pastes the middle segment of a JWT, decodes it (url-safe, no padding — handled automatically), and reads the claims as plain JSON.

Encoding for a URL

Someone needs to pass a short string in a query parameter, encodes it with the URL-safe option, and copies a token with no `+`, `/`, or `=` to break the URL.

Sanity-checking an emoji string

A developer confirms an emoji survives a round-trip — encode then swap then decode — proving the UTF-8 path is correct before shipping it through a text-only channel.

Why FloopFloop fits base64 encoder & decoder projects

Base64 tools are the definition of a utility you want instant, ad-free, and on hand. FloopFloop ships the encoder/decoder you want — bidirectional, UTF-8-correct, with the URL-safe option and any extras you ask for — on your own domain, with the data never leaving the browser. The dual-pane 'transcoder console' that ships by default shows input and output together with a one-click swap, and the whole thing is one prompt away from being whatever fits your workflow.

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Build a Base64 encoder and decoder. Two stacked panes — plain text on top, Base64 below — with an Encode/Decode toggle, a URL-safe (base64url) option, a swap button that feeds the output back as input and flips direction, and one-click copy. Encode UTF-8 correctly so emoji and accented characters round-trip (use TextEncoder/TextDecoder, not a bare btoa). When decoding, auto-detect standard vs URL-safe and ignore line wraps; show a clear error for invalid input. Show a live char/byte count and persist the input to localStorage.

Create a Base64 tool like base64encode.org. Paste text to get Base64, or paste Base64 to get text back. Make it handle Unicode properly and offer a URL-safe variant. Keep it 100% client-side — nothing the user types is uploaded.

Build a developer encoding tool that converts strings to and from Base64, with a base64url mode (- and _ instead of + and /, no padding) for use in URLs and JWTs. Add a dark theme variant and copy buttons.

Build a Base64 converter with a big input box and an instant output box, an encode/decode switch, and a URL-safe toggle. It should tolerate pasted Base64 with newlines and tell me plainly when the input isn't valid Base64.

Foire aux questions

How is this different from base64encode.org?

Same core job, but it's yours: it lives on your subdomain, runs entirely in the browser, encodes and decodes in one view (with a swap button to chain them), and you can restyle it or add features — a file-to-data-URI mode, a JSON pretty-printer on decode — without ads or limits.

Does it handle emoji and accented characters?

Yes. It encodes through a UTF-8 byte array, so `café` and `😀` round-trip cleanly. A naive `btoa()` throws on those — this avoids that whole class of bug, and decoding uses a strict UTF-8 decoder so you're told when bytes aren't valid text.

What is the URL-safe (base64url) option?

Standard Base64 uses `+` and `/`, which have special meaning in URLs and filenames. base64url swaps them for `-` and `_` and drops the `=` padding, so the output is safe to drop into a query string, a path, or a JWT. Decoding accepts either flavour automatically.

Is Base64 encryption?

No — it's a transport encoding, not encryption. Anyone can decode Base64, so never use it to hide secrets. It exists to move binary data safely through text-only channels (email, JSON, data URIs, HTTP headers).

Is my data sent anywhere?

No. Encoding and decoding happen entirely in your browser, and your input is saved to localStorage only. The single outbound surface is the /api/health probe.

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