AmpConverter

What does AmpConverter do?

AmpConverter will, simple, encode any ASCII characters into HTML ampersand character codes. An example?

©, the copyright symbol, is a standard entity. It's ampersand code is ©. When you place this code into your HTML, it'll display © in the browser.

What else could I use this for?

Encodes pointed brackets, < and >, commonly used as HTML tags
Encodes some non english latin-based characters: Æ æ Œ œ Ø Ç ç ß Ñ ñ
Encodes URIs to ensure they are HTML 4.01 Strict, which will help validate your code
Encodes currency (e.g. ¢), old english unvoiced signs (e.g. þ) and other weird signs (e.g. µ)

Submit Data

Submit whatever you want into the box below. Any standard ASCII characters will stay as they were, so don't worry about them. Also, bear in mind that any non-latin text characters (e.g. Hebrew) which you put in will just confuse the script, and I dunno what will happen to them.