HTML Entity Conversion Encoder/Decoder Calculator

HTML Entity Conversion tool converts special characters to htmlentities for use in CSS, HTML and JavaScript avoiding encoding errors.

By Tim TrottHTML & CSS Tutorials • April 7, 2013
HTML Entity Conversion Encoder/Decoder Calculator

This tool performs html entity conversion which you can use in CSS, HTML and JavaScript avoiding encoding errors and invalid character validation warnings.

This tool converts special characters to htmlentities which you can use in CSS, HTML and JavaScript avoiding encoding and validation errors. Convert Decimal to Hex, Convert HTML Entity to Special Characters and vice-versa.

HTML Entity Conversion Encoder/Decoder

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The HTML entity encoder/decoder is a tool that converts special characters to HTML entities and vice versa. When working with HTML documents that require particular characters to be encoded in order to appear properly, this is useful. In HTML, the less-than sign (<) is encoded as &lt; and the greater-than sign (>) is encoded as &gt;. You can safely use these special characters in HTML texts by converting them to encoded form using an HTML entity encoder. If, on the other hand, you come across encoded characters in an HTML document, you can use an HTML entity decoder to transform them back to their original form.

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HTML Entity Conversion Calculator

About the Author

Tim Trott is a senior software engineer with over 20 years of experience in designing, building, and maintaining software systems across a range of industries. Passionate about clean code, scalable architecture, and continuous learning, he specialises in creating robust solutions that solve real-world problems. He is currently based in Edinburgh, where he develops innovative software and collaborates with teams around the globe.

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