HTML entity encoding is the process of converting special characters in HTML code to their corresponding HTML entities. HTML entity decoding is the reverse process, converting HTML entities back to their original characters. This is useful when you need to display special characters in your page.

When you include special characters in your HTML code, such as < or >, it can cause problems with rendering or display. By converting these characters to their corresponding HTML entities, you can ensure that they are displayed correctly. Similarly, decoding HTML entities back to their original characters can help you to edit or update your HTML code more easily.

Using our tool is simple - just paste your HTML code into the input field, and select the appropriate option (encode or decode). Our tool will then encode or decode your HTML entities, allowing you to quickly and easily convert special characters in your HTML code.

You can refer to a table of HTML entities to determine which characters to encode or decode in your HTML code. The table lists all of the special characters and their corresponding HTML entities, making it easy to identify which characters you need to convert