Convert Text to Base85 input into plain text instantly, right in your browser. This tool is perfect for viewing binary-to-text encoded data like Adobe’s ASCII85 or ZeroMQ’s Z85. It features a live preview, smart file import, and copy/export functionality all on one seamless page.
How to Use:
Paste your Base85-encoded string into the input box on the left. You can also import a .txt, .json, .xml, or other safe text file. The tool will decode the content in real time, showing the result on the right. You can copy the output, export it to a .txt file, or clear everything with one click.
What the Convert Base85 to Text Tool can do:
This tool takes raw Base85 text and converts it to its original string content using client-side decoding. It supports Adobe-style Base85 with ‘z’ compression and gracefully handles partial blocks. Output updates instantly as you type or import a file. It also includes a dynamic character count below the output field so you know exactly how much text was decoded.
Convert Base85 to Text Example:
Input:
87cURD_*#TDfTZ)+TOutput:
Hello, world!Common Use Cases:
Use this when decoding Base85-encoded data from PDFs, network protocols, or custom encoded formats. It’s great for developers working with compact binary-safe encoding and for anyone needing a fast way to see what Base85 text really says without using command-line tools or unsafe web services.
Useful Tools & Suggestions:
If you’re switching directions, Convert Text to Base85 gives you a clean way to encode content for compact storage or transmission. And when you’re handling similar formats, Convert Base64 to Text offers another common decoding option widely used in web and email systems.