Base58 encoder and decoder (Bitcoin alphabet). Convert text to Base58 and back online, in your browser.
Encode text to Base58 or decode it back. Base58 uses the Bitcoin alphabet — no 0, O, I or l — so the output is compact and avoids look-alike characters, which is why it shows up in crypto addresses and short IDs.
Base58 drops easily-confused characters (0/O, I/l) and symbols like + and /, producing strings that are safe to copy by hand and to put in URLs. Bitcoin and IPFS use it.
No — this is plain Base58 of the input bytes, without the version byte and checksum that Base58Check adds.