Why encode HTML entities?

Encoding HTML entities prevents XSS attacks and ensures special characters display correctly in web browsers.

What encoding options are available?

You can encode using entity names (like <) or entity numbers (like <).

Which characters get encoded?

Special characters including , &, ", ', and other reserved HTML characters are converted to their entity codes.

HTML Entities Encoder

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Features of HTML Entities Encoder

Encode HTML entities by entity number (e.g., <)
Encode HTML entities by entity name (e.g., <)
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