Convert a Base64 encoded string back into a downloadable PDF file.
A Base64 to PDF converter: paste a Base64 string that represents PDF data and download it as a real .pdf file. It is useful when an API response, a database field or a log contains a document as Base64 text and you need to open it. A data URI prefix is accepted, and decoding happens in your browser.
The tool will still attempt the download, but if the original Base64 wasn't actually PDF data (or was corrupted/truncated), the resulting file won't open correctly in a PDF viewer.
Yes, the tool strips a data URI prefix if present before decoding.
Use PDF to Base64: upload the file and copy the encoded string, which is about a third longer than the original file. The two tools are a round trip, so you can check an encoding by decoding it here.
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