HTML entities encoder / decoder
Encodes special characters as HTML entities and decodes entities back into regular text.
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Tool description
Encodes special characters as HTML entities and decodes entities back into regular text.
Work with text without opening a separate app: paste a source fragment, check the result in the neighboring field, and continue editing in Textria when needed.
- HTML entities encoder / decoder works directly in the browser without installation or registration
- Processing runs without reloading the page
- Supports multiple actions: Encode, Decode
- The result can be copied or opened in the Textria notebook
How to use HTML entities encoder / decoder
A short step-by-step guide: from pasting text to getting a result directly in the browser.
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Open HTML entities encoder / decoder
Go to the HTML entities encoder / decoder tool page and wait for the browser interface to load.
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Paste source text
Enter or paste the text that needs to be processed by the tool.
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Run processing
choose one of the actions "Encode", "Decode" to get the finished result in the neighboring field.
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Keep working with the result
Copy the processed text in one click or open it in the Textria notebook for further editing.
Frequently asked questions about HTML entities encoder / decoder
A short overview of how the tool works, how text is processed, and what you can do with the result.
What does HTML entities encoder / decoder do?
Encodes special characters as HTML entities and decodes entities back into regular text. The tool belongs to the Text transformation category and helps prepare text without moving into a separate application.
Do I need to register to use the tool?
No. A Textria tool works without registration or installation: open the page, paste text, and get the result.
How is text processed on the tool page?
Processing runs locally in the browser with JavaScript. You paste text, run an action, and immediately get the result without reloading the page.
What can I do with the result after processing?
After processing, you can choose one of the actions "Encode", "Decode", copy the finished text in one click, and open the result in the Textria notebook for further editing when needed.