Get a data URI with CSS and HTML snippets — or paste Base64 to turn it back into an image.
This image is larger than 100 KB. Inlining large images as Base64 makes your HTML/CSS heavier and blocks caching — a normal image file is usually better.
Runs entirely in your browser — files are only uploaded if you choose “Save to My Graphkit”.
How it works
Inlining small icons and images as Base64 saves an HTTP request — great for emails, CSS backgrounds and single-file prototypes. Keep it for small assets: Base64 is about 33% larger than the original file.
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