Output appears here...Why HTML Entity Encoder
- Two-way encoding of HTML entities.
- Handles named (&) and numeric (') entities on decode.
- Safe for embedding text into HTML attributes.
Common questions
Is HTML Entity Encoder free to use?
Yes. HTML Entity Encoder is completely free. There is no sign up, no trial, and no usage cap.
Do I need an account to use HTML Entity Encoder?
No. You can start using HTML Entity Encoder straight away. We do not ask for an email address or a login.
Is my data uploaded to a server when I use HTML Entity Encoder?
No. HTML Entity Encoder runs entirely inside your browser, so the code or data you enter never leaves your device and nothing is sent to us.
Do you store the code or data I use with HTML Entity Encoder?
No. Because everything happens locally in your browser, there is nothing for us to store. Close the tab and it is gone.
Can I paste minified or messy code into HTML Entity Encoder?
Yes. HTML Entity Encoder handles compact, minified, or untidy input and processes it the same way.
Does HTML Entity Encoder flag errors in my input?
Where it applies, HTML Entity Encoder points out where something looks invalid so you can fix it quickly.
How do I use HTML Entity Encoder?
Enter or paste your code or data and HTML Entity Encoder updates the result as you go. When it looks right, copy or download it with one click.
Does HTML Entity Encoder work on phones and tablets?
Yes. HTML Entity Encoder is responsive and works in any modern browser on mobile, tablet, and desktop.
Which browsers does HTML Entity Encoder support?
It works in current versions of Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge. For the best experience, keep your browser up to date.
Is there a limit on how often I can use HTML Entity Encoder?
No. You can use HTML Entity Encoder as many times as you need, at no cost.
Can I use HTML Entity Encoder for commercial or client work?
Yes. You are free to use the output in personal, educational, and commercial projects.
Why is HTML Entity Encoder free?
The site is supported by advertising, which lets us keep every tool free and open to everyone.
What should I do if HTML Entity Encoder gives an unexpected result?
First check that your code or data is formatted as expected. If something still looks wrong, use the feedback link on the page and we will take a look.