Encode and decode HTML entities for safe display in web pages
Choose whether you want to encode text to HTML entities or decode entities back to text.
Paste your text or HTML entities into the input field. Special characters will be processed.
Click the button to convert and copy the result for use in your HTML documents.
Uses named HTML entities (&, <, >) which are more readable than numeric codes.
Encoding special characters helps prevent cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks in web applications.
Easily switch between encoding and decoding to handle all your HTML entity needs.
HTML entities are special codes used to display reserved characters in HTML. For example, < represents <, > represents >, and & represents &. They prevent browsers from interpreting these characters as HTML code.
Use HTML entities when displaying user-generated content, code examples, or any text that contains HTML special characters. This prevents XSS attacks and ensures text displays correctly without being interpreted as HTML.
Common characters that need encoding include: < (less than), > (greater than), & (ampersand), " (quote), ' (apostrophe), and various special characters and symbols.
Yes, HTML entity encoding is often called "HTML escaping." Both terms refer to converting special characters to their entity representations for safe display in HTML.
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