Why do I need to encode HTML entities?
Encoding HTML entities converts symbols like < and > into safe strings like < and >, preventing browsers from executing them as code.
Convert special characters into secure HTML entities to protect your code, or decode entity strings back to clean markup. Instant and free.
Encoding HTML entities converts symbols like < and > into safe strings like < and >, preventing browsers from executing them as code.
This option targets characters that affect HTML syntax: ampersand (&), less-than (<), greater-than (>), double-quotes ("), and single-quote (').
Yes, it decodes standard named entities, numeric decimal entities (e.g.,  ), and hexadecimal entities (e.g.,  ) correctly.
Yes, you can paste large blocks of code or articles to encode/decode them instantly.
No. The conversion is performed client-side using JavaScript, and no data is sent to our servers.
All processing runs entirely in your browser using verified algorithms. Results are computed with full double-precision — no server-side rounding or data transmission occurs.