Email Encode

Obfuscate an email address so it is harder for simple harvesting bots to scrape, while still rendering correctly in a browser. Three encoding strategies are offered: decimal HTML character references, hexadecimal HTML character references, and a human-readable [at] / [dot] replacement. The output can be pasted into HTML or displayed directly.

1. Type the email address into the Email field.\n2. Click one of the three buttons: Encode Decimal, Encode Hex, or Encode Obfuscate.\n3. The encoded result appears in the read-only output area, ready to copy. Pick the strategy that best fits your use case.

Decimal: every character becomes &#NNN; using its decimal char code (for example @ → @). Hex: every character becomes &#xHEX; using lowercase hex (for example @ → @). Both forms render as the original address in any HTML renderer, but are invisible to plain-text scrapers that do not decode entities. Obfuscate: replaces @ with " [at] " and every . with " [dot] ", producing a human-readable string like user [at] example [dot] com that cannot be clicked or mailed directly but is still understood by humans.