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Base64 to JPG Converter

Decode a Base64 data URL or string and download it as a JPG image — all client-side

Base64 to JPG Converter
Paste a Base64 data URL or raw Base64 and download the decoded image as a JPG file.

Re-encodes through a browser canvas at ~92% quality.

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What is Base64 to JPG Converter

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Base64 is a binary-to-text encoding that represents arbitrary data using 64 printable ASCII characters, commonly used to embed binary blobs in JSON, URLs, and emails.

A Base64 string starting with `data:image/…;base64,` is a text representation of a binary image. Decoding it yields the original bytes ready to be saved as a file.

Base64 to JPG Converter accepts either a full data URL or a raw Base64 payload, auto-detects the source format, and re-encodes it to a JPG you can download directly.

Why use it

  • Convert a PNG/WebP data URL you have on hand into a universally compatible JPG.
  • Flatten transparency to white so the output looks right on any background.
  • Recover a JPEG from an API response that returns only a Base64 field.
  • 100% browser-based — the string never leaves your machine.

Features

  • Auto-detect PNG/JPEG/GIF/WebP
  • Canvas-based re-encoding
  • Transparency flattened to white
  • ~92% JPEG quality
  • Decoded JPEG preview before download
  • JPEG decoded on-device

How to use Base64 to JPG Converter

  1. Paste Base64. Paste a `data:image/…;base64,…` string or raw Base64.
  2. Decode. Click Decode to JPG — the preview and size appear instantly.
  3. Download. Click Download JPG to save the file.

Example (before/after)

Base64 data URL

data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAA…

Downloaded JPG

base64-to-jpg.jpg (binary, 18 KB, 92% quality)

Common errors

Invalid Base64 padding

Truncating the trailing `=` characters breaks the decoder.

Fix: Include the full Base64 payload with any `=` padding that was present in the source.

Transparent pixels look wrong

JPEG has no alpha channel, so transparent pixels become black or garbled.

Fix: This tool automatically fills transparent pixels with white before JPEG encoding.

FAQ

Does it upload my data?

No. Decoding and canvas re-encoding happen entirely in your browser.

What quality is the output?

The JPEG is re-encoded at ~92% quality, which gives a good balance between file size and fidelity.

Can I decode a raw Base64 without the `data:` prefix?

Yes. The tool auto-detects PNG/JPEG/GIF/WebP via magic bytes and works without the prefix.

Does it preserve transparency?

JPEG does not support alpha, so transparent pixels are flattened to white during conversion.