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HTML Entity Table

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Look up named HTML character entities and copy their code

Search a reference table of common named HTML character entities like &, © and …, and copy the entity name, decimal code or hex code with one click. Runs entirely in your browser.

72 entities

EntityCharacterDecimalHex
""""
''''
&&&&
&lt;<&#60;&#x3c;
&gt;>&#62;&#x3e;
&nbsp; &#160;&#xa0;
&iexcl;¡&#161;&#xa1;
&cent;¢&#162;&#xa2;
&pound;£&#163;&#xa3;
&curren;¤&#164;&#xa4;
&yen;¥&#165;&#xa5;
&sect;§&#167;&#xa7;
&copy;©&#169;&#xa9;
&ordf;ª&#170;&#xaa;
&laquo;«&#171;&#xab;
&reg;®&#174;&#xae;
&deg;°&#176;&#xb0;
&plusmn;±&#177;&#xb1;
&sup2;²&#178;&#xb2;
&sup3;³&#179;&#xb3;
&micro;µ&#181;&#xb5;
&para;&#182;&#xb6;
&middot;·&#183;&#xb7;
&sup1;¹&#185;&#xb9;
&ordm;º&#186;&#xba;
&raquo;»&#187;&#xbb;
&frac14;¼&#188;&#xbc;
&frac12;½&#189;&#xbd;
&frac34;¾&#190;&#xbe;
&iquest;¿&#191;&#xbf;
&times;×&#215;&#xd7;
&divide;÷&#247;&#xf7;
&euro;€&#8364;&#x20ac;
&trade;™&#8482;&#x2122;
&ensp; &#8194;&#x2002;
&emsp; &#8195;&#x2003;
&thinsp; &#8201;&#x2009;
&ndash;–&#8211;&#x2013;
&mdash;—&#8212;&#x2014;
&lsquo;‘&#8216;&#x2018;
&rsquo;’&#8217;&#x2019;
&sbquo;‚&#8218;&#x201a;
&ldquo;“&#8220;&#x201c;
&rdquo;”&#8221;&#x201d;
&bdquo;„&#8222;&#x201e;
&dagger;†&#8224;&#x2020;
&Dagger;‡&#8225;&#x2021;
&bull;•&#8226;&#x2022;
&hellip;…&#8230;&#x2026;
&permil;‰&#8240;&#x2030;
&prime;′&#8242;&#x2032;
&Prime;″&#8243;&#x2033;
&larr;←&#8592;&#x2190;
&uarr;↑&#8593;&#x2191;
&rarr;→&#8594;&#x2192;
&darr;↓&#8595;&#x2193;
&harr;↔&#8596;&#x2194;
&spades;♠&#9824;&#x2660;
&clubs;♣&#9827;&#x2663;
&hearts;♥&#9829;&#x2665;
&diams;♦&#9830;&#x2666;
&infin;∞&#8734;&#x221e;
&ne;≠&#8800;&#x2260;
&le;≤&#8804;&#x2264;
&ge;≥&#8805;&#x2265;
&alpha;α&#945;&#x3b1;
&beta;β&#946;&#x3b2;
&gamma;γ&#947;&#x3b3;
&delta;δ&#948;&#x3b4;
&pi;π&#960;&#x3c0;
&sigma;σ&#963;&#x3c3;
&omega;ω&#969;&#x3c9;

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What this tool does

A named HTML entity such as &amp; or &copy; is a safe way to write a special character in markup without it being mistaken for a tag or being mangled by an editor. This table lists the entities used most often in real pages, each shown alongside its rendered character, its decimal numeric reference and its hexadecimal numeric reference, so you can search by name or paste the character itself to find the code you need.

How to use it

  1. Type part of an entity name, or paste the character you're looking for.
  2. Scan the matching rows for the character, decimal code and hex code.
  3. Copy the entity you need with the copy button on its row.

Privacy

This tool runs entirely in your browser. Your input is never uploaded, stored or shared — closing the tab removes it.

Frequently asked questions

What's the difference between &copy; and &#169;?
They render the same character. &copy; is the named entity, easier to read in source; &#169; is the decimal numeric reference for the same code point, and &#xa9; is the hexadecimal form. All three work in HTML.
Why would I use a numeric reference instead of a name?
Not every Unicode character has a named entity, but every character has a numeric code point, so the numeric form covers characters the short named list doesn't.
Is my search sent anywhere?
No. The table is built into the page and searched locally in your browser.

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