Base58 Encode and Decode Online

Base58 is an encoding algorithm that encodes binary data into strings. Compared to Base64, Base58 does not use the numbers "0", uppercase "O", uppercase "I", lowercase "l", "+" and "/" symbols.

1. In-Format : The format of the input content supports three formats: String, Hex, and Base58. When use Base58 Decode, the input format must be Base58.
2. Out-Format : The format of the result output supports three formats: String, Hex, and Base58. When use Base58 Encode, the output format must be Base58.
3. Charset : The selected charset is used to convert string to byte array, or convert byte array to string.
4. New Line : If the In-Format is String and input string is multiple lines, the selected CRLF (two characters) or LF (one character) characters will be used as line separator. LF character is used by default. Newline characters can affect the resulting Base58 results.
5. Base58 Encode : Encode the input String or Hex string and outputs the Base58 result.
6. Base58 Decode : Decodes the input Base58 string and outputs a string as String or Hex format.
7. Open File : Support for opening UTF-8 encoded text files.