JSON Image Generator
Drop an image to build a JSON object with its data URI, MIME, dimensions, and size. Switch between pretty and minified, then copy or download.
1. Image & options
LocalDrop an image here
or click to browse · or paste with Ctrl/Cmd + V
2. Generated JSON
—About JSON Image Generator
The JSON Image Generator builds a JSON object from a dropped image containing its data URI, MIME type, dimensions, and size, in pretty or minified form. It is for developers embedding image data in JSON payloads or fixtures.
Hand-assembling a JSON object with an image’s data and metadata is tedious and error-prone. Generating it locally produces valid JSON with the fields filled in.
Step by step
- Drop an image into the tool — JSON Image.
- The JSON object is built with the data URI and metadata.
- Switch between pretty and minified output.
- Review the JSON.
- Copy or download it.
What it offers
- JSON with data URI and metadata
- MIME, dimensions, and size fields
- Pretty or minified output
- Generated locally — JSON Image
Where it helps
- Embedding an image in a JSON API fixture
- Storing an image with its metadata in a config
- Producing test data that includes an inlined image
- Bundling an image into a JSON document
Tips for best results
- Inline only small images in JSON; reference larger ones by URL.
- Use minified output for transport and pretty output for inspection.
- Remember Base64 inflates size, so watch payload weight.
Pitfalls to watch for
- Embedding large images in JSON, which bloats payloads significantly.
- Forgetting that Base64 in JSON adds roughly a third to the image size.
- Using inlined image JSON where a URL reference would be far lighter.
Why people use it
Structured output
Image data and metadata in valid JSON.
Two formats
Pretty for reading, minified for transport.
Complete fields
MIME, dimensions, and size included.
Private
The image is encoded in the browser.
Common questions
This runs entirely in your browser
No file or text you enter here is uploaded. Encoding and decoding happen on your device using native browser APIs — close the tab and nothing remains on a server.