Embed images, fonts, and small files directly in your HTML using Base64 data URIs. Eliminates extra HTTP requests, simplifies single-file HTML documents, and works in email templates where external images are blocked.
HTML email templates, single-file documentation, offline web apps, and performance optimization for small assets all benefit from Base64 embedding in HTML.
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How to Base64 for HTML — Embed Images & Files Directly
- Upload your image or file to encode
- Copy the generated data URI with MIME type prefix
- Use in HTML: <img src="data:image/png;base64,..." alt="description">
- For fonts: @font-face { src: url(data:font/woff2;base64,...); }
- For HTML emails: always use Base64 images (external URLs are often blocked)
Pro Tips
- HTML emails MUST use Base64 images — Gmail, Outlook block external image URLs by default
- Keep embedded images under 10KB — larger ones hurt page load
- For PDF embedding: use data:application/pdf;base64,... in iframe src
- Always include alt text on Base64 images for accessibility
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