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HTML entity encoding

HTML entity encoding: Encode five HTML-sensitive characters as entities; output remains plain text

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Enter your values, then select Encode HTML entities.

How it works

Encode five HTML-sensitive characters as entities; output remains plain text

Input definitions

Text
Plain text; maximum 200,000 characters.

A worked example

Text
<b>
&lt;b&gt;

Assumptions & limits

Unicode plain text only. No input is uploaded. Maximum 200,000 characters.

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Method updated 2026-10-17. Content checked against the stated method and examples. Our verification approach.

Common questions

Does this tool execute the code or data I paste?

Inputs are treated as data under the stated parser or transformation. Output is displayed as text. Parsing or formatting does not establish that the content is safe to execute elsewhere.

How does the HTML entity encoding tool work?

Encode five HTML-sensitive characters as entities; output remains plain text.

What are the assumptions and limits of HTML entity encoding?

Unicode plain text only. No input is uploaded. Maximum 200,000 characters.

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