HTML Entity Converter

Encode special characters as HTML entities or decode entities back to clean text. Great for preventing broken markup, XSS issues, and display bugs.[web:239][web:241][web:245]

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AD SLOT #1 (TOP) — delete this entire <section> and paste your responsive AdSense display unit here (above-the-fold near the tool).[web:126][web:141][web:228]

Input text / HTML with entities

Paste plain text to encode or HTML/encoded text to decode. Everything runs locally in your browser for speed and privacy.[web:241][web:243][web:246]

Encoded HTML entities

Copy the result into your CMS, templates, code, or anywhere HTML entities are required or need cleaning.[web:241][web:245][web:250]

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AD SLOT #2 (IN-CONTENT) — delete this <section> and paste a responsive in-article AdSense unit between the tool and the SEO copy for strong viewability.[web:126][web:141][web:228]

Why HTML entities matter

HTML entities let you safely display reserved characters like <, >, and & without breaking your markup, which is especially important in user-generated content, CMS fields, and code samples.[web:240][web:241][web:246]

Common use cases for an HTML entity converter

  • Encoding text before pasting it into HTML templates or CMS editors to avoid layout issues and security risks.[web:241][web:246][web:253]
  • Decoding HTML entities when copying content from source code, RSS feeds, or APIs back into readable text.[web:242][web:244][web:252]
  • Cleaning up blog posts, documentation, and SEO content where special characters must render correctly across browsers.[web:241][web:248][web:250]
AD SLOT #3 (BOTTOM) — delete this <section> and paste a footer/bottom AdSense unit here to monetize engaged users near the end of the page.[web:126][web:141][web:228]