URL-Safe Base64 Encoder
Encode text to URL-safe Base64 format. Replaces + with - and / with _ for safe use in URLs and filenames.
URL-safe character set (- and _ instead of + and /)
No padding characters needed
Perfect for JWT tokens
Safe for filenames and URLs
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How to Use the URL-Safe Encoder
Our url-safe encoder makes Base64 encoding and decoding simple:
- 1.Enter your text in the input area on the left
- 2.Click "Encode" to convert your text to Base64
- 3.Copy the result with one click to use anywhere
- 4.Use "Swap" to quickly decode the result back
Common Use Cases
- •Creating JWT tokens
- •Encoding URL parameters
- •Safe filename generation
- •Cookie value encoding
Why Use Our URL-Safe Encoder?
- •100% Private: All processing happens in your browser
- •No Registration: Use immediately without creating an account
- •No Limits: Process as much data as you need
- •Works Offline: Once loaded, works without internet
- •Unicode Support: Full emoji and international character support
Technical Details
Base64 encoding uses a 64-character alphabet to represent binary data as ASCII text. Every 3 bytes of input become 4 characters of output (~33% size increase).
Our tool uses the browser's native btoa() and atob() functions for fast, reliable conversion. Unicode text is first converted to UTF-8.
About URL-Safe Base64
URL-safe Base64 (Base64URL) uses URL and filename-safe characters:
- •
+becomes-(hyphen) - •
/becomes_(underscore) - •Padding
=is typically omitted
Required for JWT tokens, URL parameters, and filenames.
