HTML Entity Encoder

Convert raw HTML markup characters like angle brackets and ampersands into safe entity equivalents for embedding in web pages. Prevents browser parsing errors when injecting dynamic content into HTML templates.

Escape HTML entities in article content, blog posts, and CMS rich-text fields before saving to a database. Avoids broken layouts caused by unescaped less-than signs or curly quotes in post bodies.

Encode special characters and currency symbols in HTML email templates for clients like Outlook that handle Unicode inconsistently. Use named entities like € and © for maximum compatibility.

Encode user-submitted text before rendering it in HTML to prevent cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities. The HTML-only mode encodes just the five critical characters needed for safe display without over-encoding.

Encode accented characters and international symbols as numeric HTML entities for environments where UTF-8 encoding is not guaranteed. Decode incoming entity strings to verify the correct characters are being stored.

Look up and copy HTML entities for em dashes, copyright symbols, arrows, and typographic quotes from the reference table. Click any entity to copy it instantly for use in HTML, CSS content properties, or Markdown.