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HTML Entities
Common HTML entities with their name, decimal and hex codes. Type a character, name or number to filter — click any code to copy it.
| Char | Name | Decimal | Hex | Description |
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About HTML entities
Some characters can't be typed directly into HTML because they mean something to the browser — <, > and & are part of the markup itself. Others (©, →, £, non-breaking spaces) aren't on every keyboard. HTML entities are a safe way to write them, either by name (©) or by number (© / ©).
This reference lists the most common ones with all three forms. Click a code to copy it. Everything runs locally in your browser. Tip: on modern pages you can often just paste the actual character (UTF-8), but entities remain the safe choice for the four reserved characters.