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// Base32-Kodierung für RFC-kompatible Datenübertragung
Easy to Use
Simple interface for instant Base32 encoding and decoding. No technical knowledge required.
Local Processing
All conversions happen in your browser. Your data never leaves your device.
Human-Friendly
Uses only uppercase letters and numbers, avoiding confusing characters like 0, 1, O, I.
// ÜBER BASE32-KODIERUNG
Wie Base32 funktioniert:
Base32 verwendet 32 Zeichen (A-Z, 2-7) zur Datendarstellung nach RFC 4648-Standard. Es ist fehlertoleranter und ideal für Groß-/Kleinschreibung-sensitive Umgebungen.
Beispiel:
"Hallo" → JBSWY3DPFQQHO33S
Warum Base32 verwenden:
- >Fehlertolerant
- >Groß-/Kleinschreibung-unempfindlich
- >RFC 4648 kompatibel
- >Ideal für Dateisysteme
- >Vermeidet mehrdeutige Zeichen
>> häufig gestellte Fragen
What is Base32 encoding?
Base32 is a base-32 numeral system that uses 32 symbols (A-Z, 2-7) to represent binary data in a human-readable format, avoiding ambiguous characters.
When should I use Base32?
Base32 is ideal when you need human-readable encoding that avoids confusing characters. It's commonly used for authentication tokens, API keys, and user-facing identifiers.
Why doesn't Base32 use all numbers and letters?
Base32 excludes 0, 1, O, and I to avoid confusion between similar-looking characters. This makes it more reliable for manual entry and reading.
What do the equal signs mean?
The equal signs (=) are padding characters used to make the encoded string length a multiple of 8 characters, ensuring proper decoding.