Data URI to Image & Base64 Decoder
Paste any Data URI, HTML <img>, or raw Base64 string to preview and download it as a PNG, JPG, or WebP file.
How to Convert Base64 Strings Back into Image Files
Developers and engineers frequently encounter Base64-encoded image strings in JSON API responses, database BLOB records, CSS stylesheets, and HTML email templates. Because Base64 is pure ASCII text, operating systems cannot open it directly like a regular photo.
With Imagerry's Data URI to Image Decoder, you can paste the text and immediately restore the original graphic without needing terminal scripts or Node.js buffers.
HTML & CSS Snippets
Paste the entire <img src="data:..."> tag or CSS background-image: url(...) rule—the parser automatically extracts the inner Data URI.
Raw Base64 Detection
Even without the data:image/png;base64, prefix, Imagerry examines the binary magic header to identify PNG, JPEG, GIF, or WebP automatically.
1-Click Clipboard Copying
Instead of downloading a file and dragging it into your design app, click Copy PNG. Imagerry compiles the decoded pixels into a native system clipboard bitmap so you can immediately hit Ctrl + V in Figma, Photoshop, Canva, or Slack.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I convert a Data URI or Base64 string back into an image file?
Paste your Data URI (e.g. data:image/png;base64,...), raw Base64 string, or an entire HTML <img src='...'> tag into the input box. Imagerry automatically decodes the binary payload, renders an instant live preview, and lets you download it as a PNG, JPG, or WebP file.
Can I convert raw Base64 without the 'data:image/...' prefix?
Yes. Imagerry detects magic bytes at the beginning of raw Base64 strings (like 'iVBORw0KGgo' for PNG or '/9j/' for JPEG) to automatically reconstruct the missing Data URI header and render the image.
Are my Data URIs or decoded images uploaded to any server?
No. All decoding and canvas rasterization occurs entirely inside your local web browser sandbox. No image data, API keys, or private graphics are ever sent across the network.
What image formats can I export to?
You can convert and download decoded graphics as PNG (with full alpha transparency), JPEG (with custom quality compression), WebP, or raw SVG vectors.
Can I copy the decoded image directly to my clipboard without downloading?
Yes! Click the 'Copy PNG' button to write the decoded image binary directly into your system clipboard, ready to paste into Figma, Photoshop, Slack, or Docs.