HTML Entity Encode
Encode HTML into HTML Entities.
HTML Entity Encode
With HTML Entity Encoder, you can easily transform plaintext HTML into valid HTML entities. Sending and storing HTML Entities in a database is secure.
Only send HTML over the internet if you know it comes from a reliable source. To convert your HTML to HTML Entities, copy and paste it into the text box and click the "Encode into HTML Entities" button.
What is HTML Entity Encoding?
To ensure that non-standard characters are shown appropriately in a web browser, HTML entity encoding is used. Special letters like the less than sign (), larger than sign (>), and an ampersand (&), among others, are represented in HTML through the use of entities, a set of predefined characters and symbols (&).
For instance, using the HTML entity code will cause a web browser to render the less-than sign. The ampersand (&) and greater than (>) signs can be represented in code in the same way.
Entity encoding in HTML ensures that non-standard characters can be used in HTML code without creating errors or unexpected results. For security reasons, it's crucial since encrypting harmful input helps prevent cross-site scripting (XSS) assaults.
As a whole, HTML entity encoding is an important part of web development and security since it allows for the proper representation of special characters in HTML.
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