Translate64

There are an abundance of algorithms used to create programs, but the coding language itself might not always be enough. For instance, Translate64 is a tool which helps you convert nearly any type of file to Base64 in case you want to inject it in your projects, with the result instantly delivered.

Before you can enjoy all the application has to offer, you might want to check whether or not Java Runtime Environment is installed on your computer. On the other hand, Translate64 isn’t packed inside an installer, so you can carry and use it directly from a USB flash drive, even on computers running something other than Windows.

The application wants to make the process fast, and intuitive, regardless of your level of experience. It does this through a slim interface, which clearly indicates that the only mode to load the target file is to simply drop it over the area of interest. It can take a couple of seconds for the whole process to finish, with a confirmation window showing up.

Note that the original file remains intact, so there’s nothing to worry about. More than that, output is neatly delivered, in the sense that it’s sent to clipboard as soon as conversion is done. You can then proceed to paste it inside a text document, or wherever it is needed.

The window is pretty intuitive, and can sit anywhere on the desktop. More than that, the view option can be used to make it stay on top of everything else for a comfortable management, easy navigation and selection of the target file, so the window doesn’t lose focus.

Bottom line is that Translate64 is a tool you can use to convert nearly anything to Base64. Content is delivered to the clipboard, while the whole operation doesn’t take more than a few seconds. With no setup involved, it can easily be used on the go.