Base64 to JSON Decoder

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What is Base64 to JSON Decoding?

Base64 to JSON decoding converts Base64 encoded strings back to readable JSON format. This is essential when you receive Base64 encoded JSON data from APIs, databases, or configuration files and need to convert it back to a usable JSON structure.

Key features of our Base64 to JSON decoder:

  • Real-time decoding with JSON syntax highlighting
  • Automatic JSON formatting and validation
  • One-click copy and download functionality
  • Secure client-side processing
  • Error handling for invalid Base64 or JSON

Common Use Cases for Base64 to JSON

Base64 to JSON decoding is commonly used in various scenarios:

  • API Response Processing: Decoding Base64 encoded JSON from API responses
  • Database Retrieval: Converting stored Base64 JSON data back to objects
  • Configuration Management: Reading Base64 encoded JSON configuration files
  • Data Analysis: Converting encoded JSON for analysis and processing
  • Debugging: Inspecting Base64 encoded JSON tokens and payloads
  • Integration Testing: Validating Base64 encoded JSON data structures

How to Use the Base64 to JSON Decoder

Using our Base64 to JSON decoder is simple and straightforward:

  1. Base64 Input: Paste your Base64 encoded string in the left editor panel
  2. Automatic Decoding: The tool automatically decodes and validates the JSON
  3. JSON Display: View the formatted JSON with syntax highlighting in the right panel
  4. Copy or Download: Use the buttons to copy the JSON or download as a file

The decoder handles complex JSON structures and provides clear error messages for invalid Base64 or malformed JSON data. All processing is done entirely in your browser for maximum privacy and security.

Base64 to JSON Example

Here's an example of Base64 data being decoded to JSON:

Base64 Input:
ewogICJuYW1lIjogIkpvaG4gRG9lIiwKICAiYWdlIjogMzAsCiAgImNpdHkiOiAiTmV3IFlvcmsiLAogICJza2lsbHMiOiBbIkphdmFTY3JpcHQiLCAiUHl0aG9uIiwgIlJlYWN0Il0KfQ==
Decoded JSON:
{"name": "John Doe","age": 30,"city": "New York","skills": ["JavaScript", "Python", "React"]}