API debugging
Decode Base64 values from headers, payloads, webhooks, and logs while checking what an integration is sending.
Encode text to Base64 or decode Base64 to readable text directly in your browser for API debugging, test fixtures, and development workflows.
Choose a mode, paste text or Base64, and transform it locally without sending the input to a backend.
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Decode Base64 values from headers, payloads, webhooks, and logs while checking what an integration is sending.
Encode plain strings into Base64 for unit tests, mock data, sample payloads, or documentation snippets.
The transform runs in the browser, which keeps the workflow fast and avoids a network round trip.
Base64 only changes representation. Anyone can decode it, so do not use it to protect passwords, secrets, or private tokens.
When decoding, this tool ignores whitespace so copied multi-line strings are easier to inspect.
This page handles UTF-8 text, which is usually what you want for API payloads and modern web applications.
The Base64 transform runs locally in your browser. Avoid pasting production secrets into any web tool unless you control the environment.
Base64 is commonly used to represent binary or text data in an ASCII-safe format for APIs, headers, files, and transport protocols.
No. Base64 is encoding, not encryption. It does not hide sensitive data from anyone who can read the encoded value.
Use the JWT Decoder for tokens. JWTs use Base64URL parts plus a signature, so a token-specific view is easier to inspect.
No backend request is needed for the Base64 transform. The calculation runs in the browser.