HTML Obfuscator – Protect Your HTML Content
Encode and obfuscate your HTML code with multiple methods to prevent scraping and protect your content.
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HTML Obfuscator
Remove whitespace
Remove HTML comments
Protect email addresses
Protect phone numbers
Obfuscation Methods
Base64 Encoding
Converts HTML to Base64 and uses JavaScript to decode it at runtime. Good for general purpose obfuscation.
Hexadecimal Encoding
Converts HTML characters to hex codes (0x format) and uses JavaScript to reconstruct the original content.
HTML Entity Encoding
Replaces characters with HTML entities ({) format. Works without JavaScript, making it SEO-friendly.
Unicode Escape Sequences
Converts characters to Unicode escape sequences (\u0123). Requires JavaScript to decode.
JavaScript Self-Decoding
Creates a JavaScript function that builds the HTML character by character, making it difficult to read the source.
Tips & Use Cases
Anti-Scraping
Makes content harder for automated bots to scrape while still displaying correctly for real users.
Hide Email Addresses
Protect contact information from spam harvesters with entity encoding or JavaScript methods.
SEO Considerations
JavaScript-based methods may impact SEO as search engines might not execute the code. Use entity encoding for SEO-friendly obfuscation.
Compatibility
All methods work in modern browsers, but older browsers may have issues with some JavaScript techniques.
Not For Security
This tool is for obfuscation, not security. Don't use it to hide sensitive information or as a security measure.
Example HTML
Quick Actions
Examples of Real-World Usage
6 real-world examples
Web Developers & Content Creators
Protect your website content from automated scraping and content theft while maintaining functionality.
Email Marketers
Hide email addresses and contact information from spam harvesters by encoding contact details in newsletters and web pages.
Frontend Developers
Conceal proprietary HTML structures and special formatting from being easily copied by competitors.
E-commerce Store Owners
Protect product descriptions and pricing information from automated price comparison tools and scrapers.
SEO Specialists
Use entity encoding to protect content while maintaining search engine visibility and indexing capabilities.
Web Application Developers
Add an extra layer of complexity to prevent casual inspection of your application's HTML structure and implementation.
Key Features of HTML Obfuscator
Encode your HTML with multiple obfuscation methods.
Multiple Obfuscation Methods
Choose from Base64, Hexadecimal, Entity encoding, Unicode, and JavaScript encoding.
Live Preview
See how your obfuscated HTML renders in real-time.
Customization Options
Control minification, comments, and other aspects of obfuscation.
Copy & Download
Export your obfuscated HTML with one click.
Anti-Scraping Protection
Make your content harder for bots to harvest.
Batch Processing
Upload and obfuscate complete HTML files.
How to Use
Simple 4-step process
Step 1
Enter your HTML code or upload an HTML file.
Step 2
Choose an obfuscation method and customize options.
Step 3
View real-time preview of your obfuscated HTML.
Step 4
Copy the obfuscated code or download it as a file.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about our process, pricing, and technical capabilities.
See Full FAQHTML obfuscation is the process of encoding or disguising HTML code to make it harder to read, scrape, or copy, while still ensuring it displays correctly in browsers.
Most methods work in all modern browsers. The entity encoding method works in all browsers without requiring JavaScript, while other methods require JavaScript to be enabled.
JavaScript-based obfuscation methods may impact SEO as search engines might not execute the code. Entity encoding has minimal SEO impact.
No, HTML obfuscation is not a security measure. It's designed to deter casual copying and basic scraping, not to protect sensitive information.
JavaScript-based methods like Base64 and self-decoding JavaScript offer better protection against basic scrapers that don't execute JavaScript.
Yes, all methods will obfuscate JavaScript code embedded in your HTML, with varying levels of protection.
No, all obfuscation is performed locally in your browser. Your HTML code is never sent to our servers.
Yes, all HTML obfuscation can potentially be reversed. The goal is to increase the difficulty, not to make it impossible.
No, properly obfuscated HTML should render exactly the same as the original HTML in a browser.
Yes, you can paste only the section you want to obfuscate, then integrate the obfuscated output back into your original HTML.
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