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HTML Entity Encoder/Decoder

Encode and decode HTML entities. All processing happens in your browser.

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HTML Entity Encoder/Decoder

Encode and decode HTML entities. Supports named and numeric entities. All processing happens in your browser.

InputTEXT
OutputHTML
Common HTML Entities Reference
CharNamedNumericDescription
&&&Ampersand
<&lt;&#60;Less than
>&gt;&#62;Greater than
"&quot;&#34;Double quote
'&#39;&#39;Single quote
 &nbsp;&#160;Non-breaking space
©&copy;&#169;Copyright
®&reg;&#174;Registered
™&trade;&#8482;Trademark
–&ndash;&#8211;En dash
—&mdash;&#8212;Em dash
‘&lsquo;&#8216;Left single quote
’&rsquo;&#8217;Right single quote
“&ldquo;&#8220;Left double quote
”&rdquo;&#8221;Right double quote
…&hellip;&#8230;Ellipsis
·&middot;&#183;Middle dot
×&times;&#215;Multiplication
÷&divide;&#247;Division
←&larr;&#8592;Left arrow
→&rarr;&#8594;Right arrow
°&deg;&#176;Degree
€&euro;&#8364;Euro
£&pound;&#163;Pound
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How to Use HTML Entity Encoder/Decoder

  1. 1

    Paste your text

    Paste text with special characters to encode, or text with HTML entities to decode.

  2. 2

    Auto-detect or choose mode

    The tool auto-detects whether to encode or decode. You can also switch modes manually.

  3. 3

    See instant results

    The output updates in real time as you type, showing the encoded or decoded text.

  4. 4

    Use the reference table

    Browse the common HTML entities reference table below for quick lookup of characters, named entities, and numeric codes.

Frequently Asked Questions

No. All encoding and decoding happens entirely in your browser. Your data never leaves your machine.

Named entities (like &amp;amp;), decimal numeric entities (like &amp;#38;), and hexadecimal numeric entities (like &amp;#x26;).

Yes. If the input contains HTML entities, the tool automatically switches to decode mode. You can override this manually.

All HTML-special characters (&, <, >, quotes) plus any characters above ASCII 127 are converted to their entity equivalents.