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HTML Entity Cheat Sheet — Named and Numeric Codes

Look up common HTML entities and numeric character references for spaces, currency, math, and typography symbols. Copy named or numeric forms for safer source markup.

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Use cases

Insert copyright or currency symbols safely
Find space and line-break related entities
Compare named entities with numeric codes

How to use

Browse or search for a symbol
Choose named entity or numeric encoding
Copy and paste into HTML source

Example input and output

Entity

&sect;

Symbol

§

FAQ

Named entity vs numeric code?

Named forms such as © are easier to read; numeric references are widely compatible. Both usually work interchangeably in HTML.

Why not paste the symbol directly?

Some environments mishandle encoding or fonts. Entities are more stable in HTML source.

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