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Base64 to SVG

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Convert Base64 to SVG online using a free decoding tool that allows you to decode Base64 as SVG image and preview it directly in the browser. By and large, the “Base64 to SVG” converter is similar to Base64 to Image, except that it this one forces the MIME type to be “image/svg+xml”. If you are looking for the reverse process, check SVG to Base64.

How to convert Base64 to SVG online

  1. Paste your string in the “Base64” field.
  2. Press the “Decode Base64 to SVG” button.
  3. Click on the filename link to download the SVG image.

Important notes about the decoder

The “Base64 to SVG” converter will force the decoding result to be displayed as a SVG image, even if it is a different file type. Therefore, if you are not sure that your Base64 string is SVG image, use the Base64 to file converter since it is capable of displaying various file types. In any case, feel free to give it a try, since this converter will inform you if something is wrong.

About SVG

  • Name: Scalable Vector Graphics
  • Developer: W3C
  • MIME types: image/svg+xml
  • File Extensions: .svg, .svgz
  • Uniform Type Identifier: public.svg-image
  • Type of Format: Vector graphics
Comments (13)

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  • budbak,
    site is great
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  • wow,
    Visitors be aware! Saving and opening SVGs from this tool will attempt to load system extensions signed by 'Goggle, Inc.'
    reply
    • Administrator, ↑
      Hi! Thank you for taking care of other visitors. However, please note that this tool does not alter the input string or the decoded result. That is, you get the same SVG image as if it were decoded by any Base64 decoding function.

      I'm not sure what means the "attempt to load system extensions", but I suppose that the original data of your Base64 string is a SVG file that may load some external resources or execute JavaScript. This has nothing to do with the decoder tool, because it just decodes Base64 to original data. Although I would like to take a look at your Base64 string to understand if it represent any threat. If you don't mind, can you please send me your Base64 string to analyze it? Thank you.
      reply
  • Clay,
    Great resource, thanks!
    reply
  • Mika,
    Good Job dude !
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  • Der,
    Can give me example how to transcoding Base64 String to SCV image? I need make SVG image from Stringbase64
    reply
    • Administrator, ↑
      Hello! Please check out the developers page where you can find various examples about how to convert Base64 string to file.
      reply
  • Kimberly,
    :image/svg+xml,%3csvg%20xmlns=%27http://www.w3.org/2000/svg%27%20version=%271.1%27%20width=%2739%27%20height=%2724%27/%3e

    I need help trying to decode this please
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  • Nemam,
    Great tool, works like a charm.
    reply
  • nqhXncMU,
    -1' OR 2+331-331-1=0+0+0+1 --
    reply
  • nqhXncMU,
    EKBe55I0') OR 80=(SELECT 80 FROM PG_SLEEP(15))--
    reply
  • nqhXncMU,
    555'||DBMS_PIPE.RECEIVE_MESSAGE(CHR(98)||CHR(98)||CHR(98),15)||'
    reply
  • nqhXncMU,
    0'XOR(if(now()=sysdate(),sleep(15),0))XOR'Z
    reply
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