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📚 What are HTML Entities?

HTML entities are special codes used to represent characters that have special meaning in HTML or characters that cannot be easily typed on a keyboard. They begin with an ampersand (&) and end with a semicolon (;).

Why use HTML entities?

• Display reserved HTML characters like <, >, and & in your content
• Show special symbols and characters (©, ®, €, etc.)
• Ensure proper character encoding across different browsers
• Prevent XSS (Cross-Site Scripting) attacks by encoding user input
• Display non-ASCII characters reliably

🎯 Common HTML Entities Examples

🚀 How to Use HTML Entity Encoder/Decoder

To Encode:

• Select "Encode to HTML Entities" mode
• Paste or type your text in the input box
• Choose your preferred encoding options (named, numeric, or hex)
• Click "Encode Now" to convert special characters to HTML entities
• Copy the result to use in your HTML code

To Decode:

• Select "Decode from HTML Entities" mode
• Paste HTML code containing entities in the input box
• Click "Decode Now" to convert entities back to readable text
• View the decoded result in plain text format

✨ Features & Benefits

💡 Use Cases

Web Developers: Encode special characters in HTML content, escape user input to prevent XSS attacks, display code snippets on web pages.

Content Writers: Add copyright symbols, trademark signs, and special characters to web content safely.

SEO Specialists: Ensure meta descriptions and titles display correctly across all browsers and platforms.

Email Marketers: Encode special characters in HTML emails to ensure consistent rendering across email clients.

Security Professionals: Sanitize user input by encoding potentially dangerous characters before database storage.