HTML Entity Encoder

Escape HTML-sensitive characters into entities.

Convert characters such as <, >, &, quotes, and apostrophes into safe HTML entity output.

{{ statusLabel }}

{{ summaryLabel }}

Useful when you want HTML code to display as text instead of being parsed as markup.

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Entity-encoded output

{{ output || 'Enter content to encode it as HTML entities.' }}

Useful for

Docs and blogs

Show code snippets without letting the browser interpret them as markup.

User content

Safely display angle brackets and similar characters in rendered pages.

Email templates

Prepare fragments that need escaped HTML-sensitive characters.

HTML entity encoder FAQ

Which characters are escaped?

The encoder escapes ampersands, angle brackets, double quotes, and apostrophes.

Is this useful for code examples?

Yes. It helps you display HTML examples as visible text.

Does it remove tags?

No. It keeps the content intact and converts only the sensitive characters into entities.