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Everything runs in your browser. Images are never uploaded to a server.

When to use an image as Base64

Turning an image into a Base64 string makes it text instead of a file, so you can place the image directly inside HTML, CSS or JSON. It is the value that starts with data:image/png;base64,…

Embedding a small icon or logo as a data URI removes one image request and speeds up loading. It also helps for email signatures, Markdown documents, and any time you need to share a result without hosting the image somewhere.

The trade-off is about 33% more size, and the browser cannot cache it separately — so it is a poor fit for large photos. Keep it to small images of a few tens of KB. Conversion happens only in your browser; the image is never uploaded.