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HTML Entities Reference
DeveloperReference table for HTML named entities like &, <, >, and numeric codes.
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HTML Entities Reference
Quick reference for common HTML entities and special characters.
Character
Name
Decimal
Hex
<
Less than
>
Greater than
&
Ampersand
"
Quotation mark
'
Apostrophe
Non-breaking space
©
Copyright
®
Registered trademark
™
Trademark
€
Euro
£
Pound
¥
Yen
¢
Cent
§
Section
¶
Paragraph
•
Bullet
…
Ellipsis
'
Left single quote
'
Right single quote
“
Left double quote
”
Right double quote
–
En dash
-
Em dash
×
Multiplication
÷
Division
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What does the HTML Entities Reference do?
Reference table for HTML named entities like &, <, >, and numeric codes. The HTML Entities Reference is one of 900+ free developer tools on Toolblip - all open to use without a signup.
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