Is this HTML encoder free?

Yes. Completely free with no signup.

No. Processing runs entirely in your browser.

HTML vs URL encoding?

HTML entities escape page content; URL encoding is for addresses and query strings.

Which entities are supported?

Common named entities plus numeric forms like { and {.

Can I use it commercially?

Yes. Free for personal and commercial use.

HTML Encoder

Next steps

URL-encode HTML entities

Input

Output

Encode converts & < > " ' to entities; decode supports named and numeric entities (' ').

HTML Decode - Entity Decoder Online

Free HTML entity decoder — restore &, < entities to plain text.

Paste HTML entities on the left — decoded plain text shows on the right.

Developers use HTML encoding when rendering user-generated content, building email templates, debugging XSS issues, and preparing strings for innerHTML-safe insertion.

WaiHub's HTML tool supports standard entity encoding, optional full non-ASCII encoding, and decoding of named and numeric entities — all in your browser.

Encode & < > " ' instantly
Decode named and numeric entities
Optional non-ASCII encoding
Swap encode/decode direction
Privacy-first browser processing
Real-time output as you type

Features

HTML entity encode mode
HTML entity decode mode
Encode all non-ASCII characters
Support ' and ' numeric entities
Swap direction between modes
Copy result with one click
Dual-panel input and output
Clear input quickly
Works locally in browser
No server upload

How To Use

Choose mode
Select HTML Encode to escape characters, or HTML Decode to reverse entities.
Enter text
Paste your HTML snippet or plain text in the input panel.
Review output
The result updates in real time in the output panel.
Copy or swap
Copy the result, or swap direction to toggle between encode and decode.

Examples

Encode

Input

<div>Hello & World</div>

Output

&lt;div&gt;Hello &amp; World&lt;/div&gt;

Decode

Input

&lt;p&gt;WaiHub&lt;/p&gt;

Output

<p>WaiHub</p>

FAQ

Is this HTML encoder free?: Yes. Completely free with no signup.
Is my data uploaded?: No. Processing runs entirely in your browser.
HTML vs URL encoding?: HTML entities escape page content; URL encoding is for addresses and query strings.
Which entities are supported?: Common named entities plus numeric forms like { and {.
Can I use it commercially?: Yes. Free for personal and commercial use.