HTML Entity Encode
Encode HTML Tags into HTML Entities.
HTML Entity Encode
Our HTML Entity Encoder is a tool that allows you to convert HTML markup and special characters into HTML entities. Copy and paste your HTML-formatted text into the dedicated area on the page and click on the “Encode into HTML Entities” button to perform the conversion.
HTML Entities
An HTML entity is a special code representation used to display reserved or reserved-like characters in HTML documents. In HTML, certain characters have special meanings, and if you want to display them as part of the content rather than interpreting them as HTML code, you use entities.
HTML entities start with an ampersand (&) and end with a semicolon (;). They can represent characters such as reserved characters like <, >, &, special characters, and characters that cannot be easily typed on a keyboard.
For example:
- Special characters:
- < represents < (less than)
- > represents > (greater than)
- & represents & (ampersand)
- Basic Symbols:
- © represents © (copyright)
- ® represents ® (registered trademark)
- ™ represents ™ (trademark)
- Mathematical Symbols:
- ± represents ± (plus-minus)
- × represents × (multiplication)
- ÷ represents ÷ (division)
- Currency Symbols:
- $ represents $ (dollar sign)
- € represents € (euro sign)
- £ represents £ (pound sign)
- Arrows:
- → represents → (right arrow)
- ← represents ← (left arrow)
- ↑ represents ↑ (up arrow)
- Accents and Diacritical Marks:
- é represents é (e with acute accent)
- ò represents ò (o with grave accent)
- ü represents ü (u with umlaut)
- Mathematical Symbols:
- ∑ represents ∑ (summation)
- ∫ represents ∫ (integral)
- √ represents √ (square root)
- Emoticons:
- ♥ represents ♥ (heart)
- ⌣ represents 😊 (smiling face)
- &sad; represents ☹ (sad face)
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