🧾 HTML Entity Encoder and Decoder

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📘 About the HTML Entity Encoder

To show HTML code as text on a web page, characters like < and & must be written as &lt; and &amp;. Paste code here to encode it, or paste text full of entities (from an RSS feed or database) to decode it.

The "encode everything" option also turns non-English characters like ₹ into numeric entities (&#8377;) for systems that only accept plain ASCII.

💡 How to use the HTML Entity Encoder

  • Paste text or HTML.
  • Choose encode or decode.
  • Copy the result.

❓ Frequently asked questions

Which characters must be escaped in HTML?

< and & always; > and quotes inside attributes. Encoding all five (< > & " ') is the safe choice.