HTML Entities Encode
Encode HTML entities
Input Text
Paste or type your text here
Output Text
Processed text will appear here
How It Works
Encode HTML entities
Convert special characters to their HTML entity equivalents for safe embedding in HTML documents. Characters like <, >, &, ", and ' are replaced with <, >, &, ", and ' to prevent rendering issues and XSS vulnerabilities.
Key Features
- ✓Encodes all HTML-unsafe characters
- ✓Named and numeric entity output
- ✓Prevents XSS vulnerabilities
- ✓Safe for HTML document embedding
How to HTML Entities Encode
- 1
Paste text
Enter text with characters to encode.
- 2
Entities are generated
Special characters become HTML entities.
- 3
Copy encoded text
Click copy for the HTML-safe text.
Common Use Cases
- •Displaying code snippets safely in HTML pages
- •Encoding user-generated content before rendering
- •Preparing text for HTML email templates
- •Converting special characters for XML documents
Frequently Asked Questions
What characters are encoded?▼
At minimum: < (<), > (>), & (&), " ("), and ' ('). Optionally all non-ASCII characters too.