HTML Entities Encoder Decoder
Encode and decode HTML entities and special characters
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What are HTML entities?
HTML entities are special character sequences that begin with an ampersand (&) and end with a semicolon (;). They're used to display characters that have special meaning in HTML or characters that aren't readily available on a standard keyboard. For example, < represents the less-than sign (<), © represents the copyright symbol (©), and represents a non-breaking space. HTML entities ensure that browsers display these characters correctly instead of interpreting them as HTML code.
Tool description
The HTML Entities Encoder is a bidirectional converter that transforms text between its plain form and HTML entity representation. It can encode special characters into their HTML entity equivalents (like converting < to <) and decode HTML entities back into readable characters (like converting © to ©).
Features
- Encode to HTML entities: Convert special characters to their HTML entity equivalents
- Decode HTML entities: Transform HTML entities back to their original characters
- Bidirectional conversion: Switch between encoded and decoded formats with ease