HTML Entities Encoder/Decoder

The HTML Entities Encoder/Decoder is a powerful utility designed for developers, content editors, and security-focused teams who need precise control over encoding and decoding HTML entities. Supporting named, numeric, and hexadecimal entity formats, the tool ensures accurate representation of special characters, Unicode symbols, HTML-sensitive characters, and multilingual text. With advanced features such as selective encoding, skip-encoded protection, smart quote handling, full ASCII+Unicode coverage, and a fast decoding engine with browser-grade fallback, this tool prevents HTML injection issues, broken markup, rendering errors, and data loss caused by incorrectly processed entities. Whether you're sanitizing user-generated content, preparing text for CMS systems, working with APIs, or debugging corrupted HTML, this tool delivers reliable, standards-compliant, and high-fidelity text transformation.

Primary Use Cases

• •Sanitizing user-generated content before inserting it into HTML pages or CMS editors.
• •Converting special characters, emojis, and multilingual text into safe HTML entities for reliable rendering.
• •Decoding and repairing broken or inconsistently encoded text received from APIs or databases.
• •Cleaning or normalizing legacy content exported from CMS systems, emails, XML files, or old blogs.
• •Preventing HTML injection and XSS exploits by safely encoding characters that could break markup.

How to Use

1. 1.Enter text or HTML into the input box to automatically encode or decode entities based on your selected mode.
2. 2.Select Encode if you want to convert characters like <, >, &, quotes, or Unicode symbols into HTML-safe entities.
3. 3.Choose Decode to convert HTML entities back into readable characters such as &lt; to < or &#8364; to €.
4. 4.Pick between Named, Numeric, or Hex encoding modes depending on whether you want entity names, decimal codes, or hexadecimal codes.
5. 5.Turn on Encode All to convert every character—including emojis, symbols, and multilingual text—into entities.
6. 6.Enable Encode Quotes to control how single and double quotes are encoded for HTML and JavaScript contexts.
7. 7.Use Skip Encoded to prevent double-encoding already existing entities in your input.
8. 8.View the output preview instantly and click Copy or Download to export your results.
9. 9.Use Reset to clear all fields and restore default encoding preferences.