Base64 Encoding helps you generate the simplest encoding: just drag-and-drop. Put simply, base64 encoded data is a string of character that contains only a-z, A-Z, 0-9, + and / characters and is often used in situations when sending non-text information via a text only transmission protocol. Base64 Encoding supports images, text, and files of the following types:

• ASCII
• NEXTSTEP
• Japanese EUC
• UTF8
• ISO Latin 1
• Symbol
• NonLossy ASCII
• Shift JIS
• ISO Latin 2
• Unicode
• Windows CP1251
• Windows CP1252
• Windows CP1253
• Windows CP1254
• Windows CP1250
• ISO2022 JP
• MacOS Roman
• UTF16
• UTF16 Big Endian
• UTF16 Little Endian
• UTF32
• UTF32 Big Endian
• UTF32 Little Endian
• Proprietary