Split Files into Base64 for Unlimited Google Drive Storage

For developers and power users who need to store large binary files on Google Drive without hitting storage limits. This tool encodes your files into base64 chunks that can be stored as text, bypassing Google Drive's binary file restrictions. Choose this for a simple, free solution to expand your cloud storage.

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Why use Base64 File Splitter?

Encode any binary file to base64 text format

Split large files into manageable chunks for Google Drive

Bypass Google Drive's storage limits for binary files

No file size limits - works with files of any size

100% free and works entirely in your browser

How it works

  1. Select or drag your binary file into the input area.
  2. Click 'Encode to Base64' to convert the file to base64 text.
  3. Copy the base64 output and save it as a text file on Google Drive.
  4. To restore, use a base64 decoder to convert the text back to the original file.

FAQ

How does splitting files into base64 help with Google Drive storage?

Google Drive counts binary files against your storage quota, but text files (like base64 encoded data) are often not counted or are compressed more efficiently. By converting binary files to base64 text, you can store more data within your free storage limit.

Is there a file size limit for this tool?

No, the tool works entirely in your browser and can handle files of any size, limited only by your device's memory.

Can I split a file into multiple base64 chunks?

Yes, you can manually split the base64 output into smaller chunks and save them as separate text files. To reassemble, concatenate the chunks and decode.

Is my data secure?

Absolutely. All processing happens locally in your browser. Your files never leave your device.