JavaScript Escape
Escape and unescape text for safe use inside JavaScript string literals. Handles quotes, backslashes, and control characters.
Input
Output
Examples
String literal:
const s = "{\"quote\"}";Newlines and tabs:
Hello\nWorld\t!What is JavaScript Escape?
JavaScript escaping converts special characters (quotes, newlines, tabs, backslashes) so text can be safely embedded in JS string literals without breaking syntax.
This tool works locally in your browser and supports both Escape and Unescape modes.
How to Use
Convert text in two steps:
Step 1:Select Mode
Choose Escape or Unescape based on your need.
Step 2:Paste Text
Paste your input on the left. Copy the output on the right.
Use Cases
Common scenarios:
- Embed Server TextSafely embed server-side strings into client-side JavaScript.
- Generate CodePrepare strings for code generation templates.
- Logging & DebuggingMake multi-line strings safe for inline logs.
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