Our HTML Entity Decoder reverses the encoding process. It takes text containing HTML entity codes (such as `<p>` or `&`) and converts them back into their original, literal characters (like `<p>` or `&`). This is useful when you have copied encoded source code or data from a webpage and want to view it in its original, unescaped form.
Paste your encoded text, and the utility will instantly decode it, making it easy to read or reuse the content. It's a quick and simple way to reverse the entity encoding process.
Paste your encoded text, and the utility will instantly decode it, making it easy to read or reuse the content. It's a quick and simple way to reverse the entity encoding process.
🔓HTML Entity Decoder
Frequently Asked Questions
When would I need to decode HTML entities?
You would typically decode HTML entities when you have text that has been sanitized for display (e.g., source code in a blog post) and you want to retrieve the original, functional code or text.
Can this utility decode all HTML entities?
This utility uses the browser's native decoding capabilities, so it can decode all standard named entities (like `©` for ©) and numbered entities (like `©` for ©).
