Base64 to Image Converter: Decode Image Files Instantly
Paste your Base64 code string to decode and restore the original image file.
The Best Free Base64 to Image Converter for Developers
Our **Base64 to Image converter** is an essential tool for developers and designers who frequently work with embedded data. This free **Base64 decoder** allows you to quickly **decode image** files that have been encapsulated as text strings (Data URIs) within HTML, CSS, or JSON payloads. Simply paste the code, and the tool instantly restores the original image, displaying vital metadata like file size and dimensions.
The entire process to **convert Base64 to image** is performed client-side using JavaScript, ensuring your code remains private and is never sent to a server. You can effortlessly **download image from Base64** code in its original format (JPG, PNG, GIF, etc.). For encoding images, use our related Image to Base64 Encoder tool.
Quick Guide: Download Image from Base64 Code
- Paste Base64: Copy your Base64 string (including the optional 'data:image...' prefix) and paste it into the text box.
- Decode: Click the "Decode to Image" button.
- Download: The tool will display the preview and file details. Click "Download Image" to save the restored image to your computer.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
To convert Base64 to an image, paste your complete Data URI (the Base64 string, often starting with 'data:image...') into the input box. Click 'Decode to Image.' The tool instantly interprets the code, displays the image, and allows you to download it directly as a standard file (JPG, PNG, etc.), with the correct format automatically detected.
Yes. Our intelligent Base64 decoder is designed to work even if you only paste the raw Base64 hash. However, for maximum reliability, especially when decoding to the correct file format, we recommend including the full Data URI prefix (e.g., 'data:image/jpeg;base64,...').
Absolutely. This utility is a client-side tool. The entire decoding process is handled locally within your web browser using JavaScript. Your Base64 code and the resulting image data are never transmitted to our servers, ensuring your data remains completely private.