The ultimate base64 file plugin for JetBrains IDEs. Work seamlessly with base64 encoded files directly in your development environment


Why Choose Our Base64 File Plugin?

Complete Base64 File Management

  • View base64 files with syntax highlighting and visual markers
  • Edit base64 encoded files directly in the editor
  • Encode files to base64 with one click
  • Decode base64 to file instantly
  • Visual representation of base64 encoded files in your project tree

Supported IDEs

Works with all JetBrains IDEs including IntelliJ IDEA, PyCharm, WebStorm, PhpStorm, Android Studio, and more.

Key Features for Base64 Files

  • Automatic detection and highlighting of base64 encoded files
  • Link base64 file values to their source files
  • Insert base64 encoded files at caret position
  • Support for multiple base64 encoding schemes
  • Seamless integration with your IDE workflow

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a base64 file?

A base64 file is a file that has been encoded using Base64 encoding, which converts binary data into ASCII text format. This is commonly used for embedding files in text-based formats like HTML, JSON, or XML.

How do I view base64 encoded files?

With the Base64 File Plugin, you can view base64 encoded files directly in your JetBrains IDE with syntax highlighting and visual markers showing the encoded content.

Can I edit base64 files in my IDE?

Yes! The plugin allows you to edit base64 files directly. You can update the encoded content, replace files, or decode and re-encode files with ease.

How do I encode a file to base64?

Simply right-click on any file in your project tree and select “Base64 File” > “Encode and Insert at Caret” to encode files to base64 and insert them into your code.

How do I decode base64 to a file?

Select the base64 encoded text in your editor, right-click, and choose “Base64 File” > “Decode Selection to File” to convert the base64 data back to a file.

Which IDEs support the Base64 File Plugin?

The plugin works with all JetBrains IDEs including IntelliJ IDEA, PyCharm, WebStorm, PhpStorm, Android Studio, RubyMine, GoLand, and more.

Documentation

Learn more about working with base64 files:

Bug Tracker

Please don’t hesitate to report any bugs you encounter here: Bug Tracker. We will address them as quickly as possible. Flawless plugin performance is our priority.