Example
ReferenceLoad a sample configuration.
Output will appear here.
These tools accept image output. Run this tool to enable one-click hand-off.
Bitmap
Data URI to Bitmap is a Bitmap tool that takes text input and returns image output. It runs entirely in your browser, so your input never leaves your device.
Step by step
4 steps, all from the panel above — nothing leaves your browser.
Type or paste your text into the input panel above — it keeps a running character and line count as you type.
Run it — the work happens in your browser, so nothing is uploaded.
The result appears in the output panel as image output. From there you can download it as a file. The preview is rendered before you save anything.
The chain panel lists tools that accept this output; sending the result opens the next tool with its input already filled in.
Formats
What Data URI to Bitmap accepts and what it hands back.
Pasted text content; no file upload is involved.
Returned as image output; no specific file format is declared for it. From the output panel you can download it as a file.
This tool has no configurable options — it runs as it is.
Examples
1 catalog example for Data URI to Bitmap. Runnable examples can be loaded from the examples panel above.
Load a sample configuration.
Embed a bitmap as a data: URI.
Build a BMP file from raw RGB values or hex colours.
Dump the raw pixel values of an image.
List an image's distinct colours with frequencies.
Adjust brightness, contrast or saturation of a bitmap.
Re-encode an image as 32-bit BMP with transparency.
FAQ
Answers for Data URI to Bitmap, taken from the tool's own catalog definition.
It runs entirely in your browser — the work happens on your device.
text input.
The result is image output. From the output panel you can download it as a file. A preview is rendered first.
Yes. After a run, the chain panel lists tools that accept image output (12 compatible tools in the catalog right now) and hands the result across with one click.
No — this tool has no configurable options; it runs as it is.
No. Accounts only add conveniences: favourites, recent-tool history and saved workflows.
Processed locally in your browser; Accepts pasted text; Input can come straight from your clipboard; Live preview of the result; Download the result as a file; Chain the output directly into another tool.
Get started
The tool is ready above — add your text and run it. It all happens in your browser, so nothing is uploaded.