Simple tool for online encoding & decoding of base64, hexadecimal, JSON, quoted-printable, URL:s, XML, UTF-8 and more.
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Base64 – The Base64 encoding is sometimes used to transfer binary or text data in a pure ASCII form. This is useful for emails, configuration files, etc. |
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JSON, JavaScript, Java, C, C++ & PHP – The Wikipedia article on string literals provides information about the various character escape sequences available in different programming languages. |
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Quoted-printable – The quoted-printable encoding allows transferring 8-bit text in a pure 7-bit ASCII form. It is mostly used for emails and other MIME applications. |
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URL & WWW-form – URL encoding allows transferring special and non-ASCII characters in URL:s and posted form data. It is used on the WWW. |
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UTF-8 – UTF-8 is a binary text encoding for Unicode. It is reasonably space efficient while also supporting most languages and scripts. |
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Source Code – The JavaScript library used for the conversions on this page is open source, with a BSD license. |