WAV to Base64 Encoder: Convert WAV Audio to Base64

With our WAV to Base64 Encoder program, you can easily convert your WAV audio files to Base64 encoding. Using this simple online converter, you can easily share or embed audio content.

What is Base64?

Base64 is a binary-to-text encoding system that uses a set of 64 distinct ASCII characters to transfer binary data into a text-based format. It is often used to encode binary data, such as images or audio files.

What is Base64 Encoding?

Encoding, in general, refers to the process of converting data from one format to another. Base64 encoding is achieved by representing binary data with a set of 64 different ASCII characters. This encoding is particularly useful when data needs to be exchanged between systems that do not natively support binary data.

What is WAV?

WAV (Waveform Audio File Format) is an uncompressed audio file format that is extensively used on Windows systems to hold audio data. It has good audio quality and can hold numerous types of audio files, making it appropriate for professional audio production and playback.

What is a WAV to Base64 Converter?

A WAV to Base64 Converter is a program that converts WAV audio files into their Base64 encoded text equivalent. This conversion enables WAV files to be encoded using the Base64 algorithm.

How do I use the Online WAV to Base64 Encoder?

1. First, upload your WAV audio.
2. No need to press a button, just wait until the encoding is complete. For large files this may take longer.
3. The Base64 result will automatically appear in the Output field.
4. If you want, you can copy the result using the Copy button.

Is it secure to use your WAV to Base64 Converter?

Absolutely. Our program operates entirely on the client side, which means all the conversion processes occur within your browser. No data is sent to our servers, ensuring that your information remains under your control and confidential throughout the conversion process.

Base64 Characters

Uppercase letters (A-Z), lowercase letters (a-z), digits (0-9), and two additional characters, typically “+” and “/”, comprise the set of 64 ASCII characters used in Base64 encoding. When the length of the binary data is not a multiple of three bytes, the “=” character is also used for padding.

Value	Character	Binary Value
0	A	000000
1	B	000001
2	C	000010
3	D	000011
4	E	000100
5	F	000101
6	G	000110
7	H	000111
8	I	001000
9	J	001001
10	K	001010
11	L	001011
12	M	001100
13	N	001101
14	O	001110
15	P	001111
16	Q	010000
17	R	010001
18	S	010010
19	T	010011
20	U	010100
21	V	010101
22	W	010110
23	X	010111
24	Y	011000
25	Z	011001
26	a	011010
27	b	011011
28	c	011100
29	d	011101
30	e	011110
31	f	011111
32	g	100000
33	h	100001
34	i	100010
35	j	100011
36	k	100100
37	l	100101
38	m	100110
39	n	100111
40	o	101000
41	p	101001
42	q	101010
43	r	101011
44	s	101100
45	t	101101
46	u	101110
47	v	101111
48	w	110000
49	x	110001
50	y	110010
51	z	110011
52	0	110100
53	1	110101
54	2	110110
55	3	110111
56	4	111000
57	5	111001
58	6	111010
59	7	111011
60	8	111100
61	9	111101
62	+	111110
63	/	111111