- Why encode JSON to Base64?
- Base64 encoding JSON is useful for safely transmitting data in URLs, headers, or storing in systems that don't handle special characters well.
- How do I decode the Base64 JSON later?
- Use our Base64 decoder tool to convert the Base64 string back to JSON, or use atob() in JavaScript followed by JSON.parse().
- Can I encode nested JSON objects?
- Yes, our tool handles complex JSON structures including nested objects, arrays, and special characters.
- Is the JSON validated before encoding?
- Yes, the tool validates your JSON syntax before encoding, helping you catch formatting errors early.
- How can I use Base64 encoded JSON in APIs?
- Base64 encoded JSON is commonly used in API headers, URL parameters, or when storing data that might contain special characters.