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Frequently Asked Questions
We support Base64, Base32, Hex (hexadecimal), URL encoding, and HTML entity encoding. Each format serves different purposes.
Use URL encoding when you need to include special characters in URLs. It converts characters like spaces, ampersands, and equals signs into URL-safe representations.
HTML entity encoding converts special characters (like <, >, &) into HTML entities (like <, >, &) to prevent them from being interpreted as HTML.
Yes! All encoding formats can be decoded back to their original form using the decode function. Make sure to use the same format that was used for encoding.