APNG to Base64
Encode animated PNG (APNG) into Base64, preserving frames and timing.
Examples: APNG micro-animations, animated UI states, or motion sticker exports.
For pure-text payloads use the Text to Base64 tool, or recover an inline asset with Base64 to Image.
Encode an animated PNG (APNG) into Base64. Frame data, timing, and the alpha channel pass through unchanged, so smooth lossless animations survive the round trip.
Some browsers report APNG with a generic image/png MIME. The encoder preserves whatever the browser reports; force image/apng inside the data URL prefix if a downstream consumer needs the explicit subtype.
Some browsers detect APNG as PNG. Force the MIME to image/apng inside the data URL prefix if downstream consumers need that exact subtype.
Yes. Frame and timing chunks pass through unchanged because the byte stream is encoded verbatim.
Modern Chrome, Firefox, and Safari animate APNG data URLs. A handful of niche browsers and older email clients render only the first frame.
No. Encoding is local to this tab.