Convert HTML Entities to Integers

Convert HTML Entities to Integers is a lightweight browser tool that takes HTML numeric entities like A or emojis and converts them to their corresponding Unicode code point integers. Whether you’re working with decimal entities or hexadecimal (&#x…;), the tool handles both with optional toggles for filtering, deduping, and maximizing output.

It’s perfect for developers, data scrapers, or anyone dealing with encoded characters.

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Options
Support hex (&#x...;)
Ignore non-entities
Remove duplicates
Maximize output

How to Use:

  • Paste your HTML entities (one per line) into the input box
  • Or use the Choose File button to import .txt, .csv, .html, or .json
  • In the Options box, toggle:
    • Support hex (&#x…) – enables decoding of hexadecimal HTML entities
    • Ignore non-entities – skips lines that don’t match the format &#...;
    • Remove duplicates – outputs only unique decoded integers
    • Maximize output – expands the output display area
  • Output updates automatically as you type or change options
  • Click Convert to re-process manually
  • Use Copy Output to copy the list
  • Use Export to File to save it as .txt
  • Hit Clear All to reset everything

What Convert HTML Entities to Integers can do:

This tool is useful when you need to decode HTML entity references into usable numeric IDs. Whether you’re converting special character codes, cleaning up HTML-encoded data, or extracting code points from legacy exports, Convert HTML Entities to Integers handles it fast and locally no internet required.

It recognizes both decimal ($) and optional hexadecimal (€) formats. You can choose to ignore invalid lines or flag them as “Invalid” in the output.

Example:

Input:

A
A
😀
$
€

Output:

65
65
128512
36
8364

(If hex support is disabled, only decimal entities will convert.)

Common Use Cases:

Use this tool when decoding scraped web content, analyzing entity-heavy HTML, converting character references to their integer form, or debugging Unicode issues. It’s ideal for developers, writers, coders, and anyone parsing raw HTML with numeric entities.

Useful Tools & Suggestions:

After decoding with Convert HTML Entities to Integers, try Convert Integers to HTML Entities to test the full round-trip. And if you’re displaying results, Highlight Integers can help you spot specific values fast.

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