Base62 Encode/Decode

Input

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Output

Length: 0

How Base62 works

Alphabet: 62 symbols 0–9, A–Z, a–z (total 62 distinct characters).
Encoding: interpret input bytes as a big base‑256 integer and convert to base‑62 via repeated division.
Decoding: accumulate base‑62 digits back into base‑256 bytes (reverse process).
Variants: some implementations reorder the alphabet; ensure both sides use the same set.
Note: Base62 is a textual representation for compact IDs/short links, not encryption.

How to Use

What this tool does

Converts text to Base62 and decodes Base62 back to text using a 0–9 A–Z a–z alphabet.

Steps

Enter text → Encode → get Base62.
Paste Base62 → Decode → restore text.
Swap/Copy/Clear as needed.

Example

Hello → 3QWa4dV...

Notes

Base62 is a textual representation, not encryption.
All operations run locally.