Encoders, Decoders & Ciphers

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Encode, decode and transform text without sending it to a server. These tools run entirely in your browser, which matters most when the text is a token, a password hash or a piece of code you do not want logged anywhere. The first live tools are the Base64 Encoder and Base64 Decoder: both are UTF-8 safe, so non-Latin text, emoji and accented characters survive the round trip exactly, and the encoder offers a URL-safe variant for links and query strings. Later batches add URL encoding, HTML entities, hex converters, Morse code, Caesar and ROT13 ciphers, JWT decoding and hash generators from MD5 to SHA-512. Every tool shows its result instantly and copies with one click, with no account and no upload. If you work with APIs, the JSON Formatter in Developer Tools pairs naturally with these encoders for inspecting payloads. Each tool explains what its encoding does in plain language, so beginners can learn while they work. And because nothing leaves your browser, you can safely encode test data, tokens and internal strings.

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23 more encoders, decoders & ciphers tools on the way
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A1Z26 Cipher

Letters to numbers 1-26.

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Atbash Cipher

Reverse-alphabet cipher.

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Base32 Encoder/Decoder

RFC 4648 Base32.

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Base58 Encoder/Decoder

Bitcoin-style Base58.

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Base64 File Encoder

Encode any file to Base64.

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Base64 to File Decoder

Download a file from Base64.

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Base64URL Encoder/Decoder

URL-safe Base64.

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Binary Encoder/Decoder

Text to 8-bit binary and back.

Encoders, Decoders & Ciphers FAQ

Will my photos lose quality?

Only if you choose to compress them. Tools like the metadata remover clean JPG and PNG files without re-compressing, so quality stays exactly the same.

Is there a file size limit?

There’s no fixed limit. Very large images (over 50 MB) depend on your device’s memory, and we warn you before processing them.

Which formats are supported?

JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP and, on most tools, HEIC photos from iPhones.