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every piece of data stored in computer is stored in a number of bytes and each of them is eight bits but many different use cases require data to be in a text format like sending email or displaying html so whatever data type it is images video a python dictionary when you save them theyre going to be saved as bytes and to use them in these applications which require them in text format you need to encode them from bytes into text you need to do a byte to text encoding and one common way to do that is called base64 encoding the most common use of base64 encoding is to represent images as strings so they can be stored in text assets like html so for example if you go to google images and you take a look at how these images are stored on this web page in the source code you can see the source of the image tag is a data colon image jpeg base64 and then its got this long string after if you click on that and then hover over you can see a bit of a preview of what the base64 encoding look