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img2b64

v1.0.4

Published

A simple CLI tool to convert image files to Base64 and save the result in `output.txt`.

Readme

📦 img2b64

A simple CLI tool to convert image files to Base64 and save the result in output.txt.

🛠 Installation

Global Install

npm install -g img2b64

OR Use without installing (via npx)

npx img2b64 <path-to-image>

🚀 Usage

Command:

img2b64 <path-to-image>

Example:

img2b64 ./cat.jpg

This will create a file called output.txt in the current directory containing the Base64 encoded string of the image.


📂 Output

  • output.txt — Contains the base64 string of your image.

🧪 Example Use Case

Convert an image and store its base64 string for embedding into HTML/CSS or APIs.


❓ Why img2b64?

  • Lightweight and fast
  • No extra dependencies
  • Easy to use via terminal or scripts

👤 Author

Sujal Kumar Soni 📍 Delhi, India 📧 [email protected] 🔗 LinkedIn Profile


📄 License

Licensed under the MIT License — free to use and modify.