HTML Entities
HTML Entities are used to render a character that would normally be interpreted by the browser.
An entity is a string that begins with the & character and ends with the ; character. The characters between & and ; represent a unique character or symbol.
Common Entity Codes
| Character | Name | Entity Code | Decimal Code |
|---|---|---|---|
| Non-Breaking Space | |
|
|
| " | Quote | " |
" |
| ‘ | Left Single Quote | ‘ |
‘ |
| ’ | Right Single Quote | ’ |
’ |
| “ | Left Double Quote | “ |
“ |
| ” | Right Double Quote | ” |
” |
| ' | Apostrophe | ' |
' |
| & | Ampersand | & |
& |
| < | Less-Than | < |
< |
| > | Greater Than | > |
> |
| ‐ | Hyphen / Dash | ‐ |
‐ |
| – | En Dash | – |
– |
| — | Em Dash | — |
— |
| © | Copyright Symbol | © |
© |
| ® | Registered Symbol | ® |
® |
| ™ | Trade Mark Symbol | ™ |
™ |
| № | Numero Symbol | № |
№ |
Complete List of Entity Codes
See the official W3 list of character identifiers below or visit the page: