HTML Entities Encoder
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Encoded HTML
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Common HTML Entities
& | & | Ampersand |
< | < | Less than |
> | > | Greater than |
" | " | Double quote |
' | ' | Single quote |
| | Non-breaking space |
© | © | Copyright |
® | ® | Registered |
™ | ™ | Trademark |
€ | € | Euro |
£ | £ | Pound |
¥ | ¥ | Yen |
• | • | Bullet |
— | — | Em dash |
– | – | En dash |
… | … | Ellipsis |
About HTML Entities
HTML entities are special codes used to display reserved characters in HTML, or characters that are not present on your keyboard.
They begin with an ampersand (&) and end with a semicolon (;).
Named: &
Numeric: &
Hex: &
Standards, sources and review dates
- WHATWG HTML · Living Standard · numeric character references · Reviewed
HTML numeric references use full Unicode code points, U+FFFD for invalid values and C1 control mappings. Semicolons are required; named decoding supports this tool's listed entity subset. Review interval: 180 days.