Make me Base64

Make me Base64 is a neat encrypting solution for images. Base64 represents a group of binary-to-text encoding routines. In short, your image files will be protected by having their initial shape-shifted into text strings. Moreover, the app facilitates batch actions by allowing you to folders packed with images.

Make me Base64 doesn't require an installation process. No data will be written to your drives, no registry entries, and no logs — all perks of a portable tool.

What's even better, the app comes with a lightweight dashboard that instructs you to load a file or a folder. The "Copy to Clipboard" button is how you wrap up the process. Have a text document or whatever app you intend to store the string, paste and save.

Make sure you don't close the application before pasting the string. A pop-up will inform you about this aspect the moment you finish the conversion. If that happens, there is no real issue at hand, as you can always repeat the process and get the string again.

Converting images to Base64 strings might come in handy for file transfer mainly. Online apps, email clients, or any other mediums that have problems processing whole images should have no issues with the text.

What Make me Base64 does not do is revert the strings to images. If you are familiar with Base64, then you already know how to revert converted items. If you are new to this type of process, doing a bit of research before using the app is strongly advised.

Make me Base64 is a straightforward program able to convert an image or a folder to Base64 strings, as the name suggests. In itself, the tool is not difficult or complex, but you will have to find a way to restore the images to their original state.