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HTML Entities Encoder — Instant & Free

Encode plain text to HTML Entities instantly as you type. Supports Unicode, including Bangla, emoji and symbols.

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How html entities encoding works

Reserved characters are replaced with named or numeric entities: & → &amp;, < → &lt;, > → &gt;, " → &quot;.

Examples

TextHTML Entities
HelloHello
BangladeshBangladesh
20262026
A&B <ok>A&B <ok>
আমিআমি

Character-by-character breakdown

Here is how the word Dhaka ৳ is converted, character by character. The Unicode code point identifies the character, the UTF-8 bytes show how it is stored, and the last column is the html entities result.

CharacterCode pointUTF-8 bytesHTML Entities
DU+004444D
hU+006868h
aU+006161a
kU+006B6Bk
aU+006161a
␠U+002020
৳U+09F3E0 A7 B3৳

Common mistakes to avoid

  • Mixing up encoding and encryption — HTML Entities is reversible by anyone and does not protect secrets.
  • Copying extra spaces or line breaks into the input, which can change the result.
  • Assuming one character equals one byte — Bangla letters and emoji use several bytes in UTF-8.
  • Decoding text that was encoded with a different character set (such as old ANSI/Bijoy files).

What is HTML Entities?

HTML entities replace special characters like <, > and & with codes such as &lt; so they display correctly in web pages instead of being read as code.

Common uses

  • Programming, debugging and API development
  • Computer science and ICT homework
  • Sharing data safely between systems
  • Puzzles, games and learning how computers store text

Frequently asked questions

Does it support Bangla text?

Yes. Text is processed as UTF-8, so Bangla, Arabic, emoji and all Unicode characters work.

Is my text sent anywhere?

No, everything is processed instantly in your browser.

Can I convert large text?

Yes, you can paste long documents; conversion is instant.

Is HTML Entities a form of encryption?

No. It is an encoding — a reversible way of representing data. Anyone can decode it, so never use it to hide passwords or secrets.

Can I reverse the conversion?

Yes. Click the swap button to switch between encoding and decoding instantly.