Encode turns HTML-special characters into safe entities so code can be shown as text on a web page — essential for posting code examples on Blogger.
Type or paste the HTML text you want to encode into the input field.
Click the Encode button to convert special characters like <, >, and & into their HTML entity equivalents.
Use the Decode button to convert HTML entities back to normal characters.
Copy the encoded or decoded output from the result area.
All processing is client-side. Your data never touches any server.
No page reloads or server round-trips. Results appear as you type or paste.
No registration, no usage caps, no premium tiers. Use as much as you need.
Fully responsive. Works on desktop browsers, tablets, and mobile phones.
HTML entities are special codes that represent reserved HTML characters. For example, < represents <, > represents >, and & represents &. They prevent browsers from interpreting these characters as HTML code.
Encoding prevents XSS attacks, ensures correct display of reserved characters, and maintains valid HTML markup when user-generated content is included in web pages.
Yes. The Decode function converts HTML entity codes like < back to their original characters (<), which is useful for editing or processing HTML source code.