URL/HTML Encoder: Stop Special Characters From Breaking Links
A link with Chinese params becomes %E6%9C%AC%E4%BA%BA in the address bar, then garbles when pasted elsewhere. URL/HTML Encoder converts URLs and HTML entities back and forth, locally.
2026-09-10
Copy a link with Chinese or space parameters and the address bar instantly fills with percent-encoded gibberish. To read it, restore it, or build your own, you have to understand encoding and entities.
URL/HTML Encoder toggles between encoded and decoded forms: restore a URL to readable text, safely encode special characters, and handle HTML entities so display and parsing work correctly.
It helps when constructing or debugging share links, doing data scraping and collection, and cleaning entity-laden text copied from web pages.
A URL shouldn't be an unreadable string of escapes. Keep URL/HTML Encoder bookmarked and link handling becomes crystal clear.
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