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Base64 Formatter Online

Format and normalize Base64 online: remove whitespace, fix/strip padding, wrap to 64/76 characters per line, and convert Base64URL ↔ Base64. Runs locally in your browser.

Tip: common wraps are 64 (PEM) and 76 (MIME).
Privacy: runs locally in your browser. No uploads, no tracking scripts.

How to use

Paste your Base64, choose output options, then format.

  1. Paste text into Input (whitespace is allowed).
  2. Select Output mode (Standard, Base64URL, or Auto).
  3. Choose whether to Use padding (=) and whether to Wrap lines (line length should be a multiple of 4).
  4. Click Format (or Minify/Validate).
  5. Copy the result from Output.

FAQ

What does a Base64 formatter do?

It removes whitespace, normalizes Base64/Base64URL characters, optionally fixes/strips padding, and can wrap the string into fixed-width lines.

Why should line length be a multiple of 4?

Base64 encodes data in 4-character blocks, so wrapping at multiples of 4 keeps blocks intact and avoids breaking decoders that expect aligned chunks.

What’s the difference between Base64 and Base64URL?

Base64 uses + and /, while Base64URL uses - and _ to be URL-safe; padding (=) is often omitted in Base64URL.

Should I keep or remove the '=' padding?

Keep padding for strict Base64 decoders and many specs; remove it for URL tokens or systems that expect unpadded Base64URL.

What does “Strict” validation mean here?

Strict mode enforces correct characters, padding placement, and (after normalization) a length that’s a multiple of 4.

Is my data uploaded to a server?

No. The formatter runs in your browser and does not make network requests.

Can this tool fix corrupted Base64?

It can fix common formatting issues (whitespace, wrong alphabet, missing/extra padding), but it can’t recover data if characters are actually wrong or missing.

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