Developer utility
Convert reserved HTML characters, symbols, and Unicode emojis into valid named, decimal, or hexadecimal HTML5 entities—or decode entities back into clean readable text.
In HTML documents, characters like <, >, &, and quotes control tag and attribute parsing. Converting them into character entities lets browsers render literal code snippets and symbols safely.
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© (©), € (€), and — (—).© (©) or 🚀 (🚀).© (©) or 🚀 (🚀).Yes. Encoding uses full Unicode code points (so emojis like 🚀 become valid 🚀 or 🚀), and decoding supports over 2,000 official HTML5 named, decimal, and hex entities.
It removes surrounding HTML markup tags (such as <p>, <div>, and <span>), leaving behind plain text content.
Encoding reserved characters such as <, >, &, ", and ' prevents untrusted user text inside HTML elements and quoted attributes from executing as active markup.
Named entities use friendly aliases (&), while decimal (&) and hexadecimal (&) represent the Unicode code point numerically.
No. All encoding, decoding, and tag stripping execute locally inside your browser.
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