Ampersand Encoder
Escape bare ampersands and angle brackets in a text or HTML snippet into their &/</> entity forms, without double-encoding characters that are already escaped.
- 1Paste your text, URL, or HTML/XML snippet
- 2Click Process
- 3Review the escaped output — & becomes &, < and > become < and >
- 4Copy the escaped result into your HTML, XML, or query string
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