Validate Base64 encoded strings for correctness.
The Base64 Validator checks whether a string is correctly encoded Base64 โ the right character set, proper padding with '=', and a length that's a multiple of 4. It's a quick way to catch corrupted or truncated encoded data before you try to decode it, and it runs entirely in your browser with nothing uploaded to a server.
Made for developers. Typical uses:
Base64 is not encryption and a hash cannot be reversed. See what each does, where JWTs and URL encoding fit, and how to pick MD5, SHA-256 or a password hash.
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Encode and decode Base64 strings instantly.
Best for encoding binary data for email and web transmission
Decode and inspect JSON Web Tokens (JWT) in your browser.
Best for debugging JWT authentication tokens
Validate JSON syntax and check for errors.
Best for validating JSON before API deployment
Encode and decode URLs for web development.
Best for encoding a search query with spaces and special characters before appending it to a URL
Generate MD5, SHA1, SHA256, SHA512 hashes from any text.
Best for verifying file integrity with hash checksums