Support
Help, privacy, and Base64 guidance
Base64 Studio is designed to be simple, fast, and privacy-first. This page brings together the most important support information for using the encoder and decoder tools, understanding how your data is handled, and learning when Base64 is useful.
Contact
Support email
support@dhebe.comUse this address for website support, deployment questions, and tool-related help.
Privacy First
Your data stays with you.
Base64 Studio runs entirely in your browser. We do not upload, store, or retain your files, text, or decoded content on our servers, so your conversions remain private and under your control.
Processing
100% client-side
Conversion logic runs locally in the browser for speed, privacy, and reliability.
Storage
No server-side retention
Your files and text are not stored on our servers as part of the conversion flow.
Using the tools
- Paste text or Base64 directly into the relevant tool when working with strings.
- Upload local files when using image, PDF, audio, or generic file conversion flows.
- If a preview does not render, download the recovered file locally and open it in the appropriate app.
- Use dedicated `/tools/...` pages when you want a direct link to a specific converter or decoder.
Why Base64 is used
- Base64 turns binary data into text so it can move safely through systems that expect strings.
- It is often used in APIs, JSON payloads, email formats, and inline browser data URIs.
- It helps when you need a portable text representation of images, files, PDFs, audio, or raw bytes.
- It is useful for testing, debugging, temporary embedding, and inspecting encoded content.
Common Base64 use cases
Web development
Embed small images, icons, or fonts directly into HTML and CSS with data URLs.
APIs and integrations
Send files and binary content through JSON or text-based request bodies.
Debugging and analysis
Inspect encoded payloads, recover original content, and verify transformations quickly.