Base64 Encoder Decoder vs Gift Cards Now

You can convert any text in the Base 64 number system using our free and easy-to-use Base 64 encoder/decoder. A user can easily encode or decode a text in the 64 unique digits set, and this number system is represented by 6 bits. This Base 64 encoder/decoder is very simple to use and provides you with the results in a couple of seconds. After getting the results, you can download the file or copy the results. How to use this Base64 online app? To encode or decode the text, follow these steps. 1. Write something or upload a file. 2. Click on the “Encode or Decode” button. Note: For encoding the data, click on the Encode button, and to decode the data, press the Decode button. What’s new? Here are some additional features of our app. 1. Upload a file directly from your device and save your time. 2. You can start a new session just by clicking on the “Clear text” button. 3. After getting the results, there are two options; download or copy the text.

Gift Cards Now is a simple wallet for the gift cards you already have. No account, no cloud service — everything stays on your device. SCAN INSTEAD OF TYPING Point your camera at a physical gift card and the built-in scanner reads the card number, PIN, and any barcode straight off it, using Apple's on-device text and barcode recognition. Review what it found, tap to copy, or save it straight into your wallet. ONE WALLET, EVERY CARD Add a merchant name, balance, card number, PIN, and expiry date for each card. Every card gets its own wallet-style view, and a scannable barcode is generated for showing at checkout. NEVER LET ONE EXPIRE Set an expiry date and get a reminder seven days before the card runs out, so a forgotten card doesn't quietly become worthless. FIND A BETTER DEAL The Discover tab links out to a few well-known marketplaces (for buying gift cards below face value) if you want to add funds for less. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Your cards are stored only on this device. There's no login, no account, and nothing is uploaded anywhere — scanning happens entirely on-device.