CodeEscape: Escape Your HTML code Safely
Hello, wellcome to edusynth.in – If you are using HTML a lot, or sharing your code online, you might have noticed that your code breaks or does not show up like you want it to. The reason is that when you have raw HTML code, sometimes the browser looks to render that code instead of showing it as text.
CodeEscape will take care of that problem for you and all you need to do is paste your code and it will provide you your safe and escaped code so you can share, or publish your code without it breaking.
What Is CodeEscape?
CodeEscape is an online tool and is free! It will help you escape your HTML or JavaScript code. Escaping means converting characters <, >, " or & into their safer versions; <, >, " and &.
When you escape the code, the browser will show your code as text and will not be able to execute it.
Why Do You Need It?
- Raw HTML code can break your blog or page
- Escaped code looks clean and safe to share
- It stops unwanted rendering or code injection
- It helps you format tutorials, blog posts, and code samples
- It works for Blogger, WordPress or a forum
How to use CodeEscape (Steps)
- Paste your raw HTML or JS code into input box.
- Click on the Escape button.
- Your escaped code will show below.
- Copy the result to your blog, article, or editor.
- Optional Step: Click the unescape button if you want to change it back to original code.
What Does Escaped Code Look Like?
Example:
Raw code:
<h2>Hello World</h2>
Escaped version:
<h2>Hello World</h2>
Now, you can posts this code virtually anywhere with no indication of formatting issues and it will never run in your users browser.
Main Features
- Easy to use
- No login required
- Supports HTML and JavaScript
- One click escape and unescape
- Clean, fast and lightweight user interface
Use Cases
- Share/Copy code on Blogger or WordPress
- Post code snippets in discussion forums and comment sections
- Store escaped code for retrieval from a database
- Preserve your code from unwanted rendering
- Safely publish code snippets in tutorials or documentation
Final Thoughts
CodeEscape is one of those tools that every developer, publisher, or someone who shares code online, should be using. It makes your code safe to post online, easy to copy, and clean to display.
You don't require any technical skills. Just paste, click, and copy. It's also very fast, free, and works right in your own browser.
