Examples: WebP exports from modern image pipelines, optimised CMS thumbnails, or animated WebP.
For pure-text payloads use the Text to Base64 tool, or recover an inline asset with Base64 to Image.
Encode a WebP image into Base64. WebP compresses tighter than JPEG or PNG, so encoded payloads stay manageable even for high-resolution images. Lossy and lossless WebP, plus animated WebP, all encode losslessly here.
Every modern browser renders WebP natively. Pre-Chromium Edge and very old Safari versions do not, so keep a fallback for those clients.
Browsers without WebP support — pre-Chromium Edge, very old Safari — fail to render the data URL. Keep a JPEG or PNG fallback.
Yes. The byte stream is unchanged, so animation and alpha survive the encode.
No. The original bytes pass through verbatim.
No. Encoding runs locally in your tab.