Convert image to base64 and check size?

You can calculate it by using simple math. One character of base64 represents 6 bits, and therefore four characters represent three bytes. So you get 3/4 bytes per character.

Which gives.

You're losing - the base64 string will use more bytes to store than would your original image. Possibly a lot more, if this is all in-memory: strings in . Net are unicode, so they use twice as many bytes as an ASCII-encoded string would.

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