Converting Base64 strings back to images allows you to reconstruct image data from text-based formats. This is particularly useful when working with data that has been encoded for transmission or storage, such as in APIs, databases, or email attachments.

Why Convert Base64 to Images?

• Displaying images stored as Base64 strings in web applications
• Reconstructing images received through APIs or other data channels
• Working with images embedded in JSON, XML, or other text-based formats
• Recovering images from databases where they are stored as text
• Debugging or validating Base64-encoded image data

How It Works

This tool takes your Base64-encoded string, processes it, and converts it back into a viewable image. The process involves:

1. Checking if the input includes a data URI scheme (e.g.,data:image/png;base64,) and extracting the Base64 portion if present
2. Decoding the Base64 string back into binary image data
3. Creating an image object from the binary data
4. Displaying the reconstructed image for preview and download

The tool automatically detects the image format from the data URI scheme or by analyzing the decoded data. If no scheme is provided, it will attempt to decode the string as a common image format.