Blogger Ad Code Converter

Parse Google AdSense scripts, HTML, and JavaScript elements into clean Blogger XML compatible code templates instantly.

📝 Raw HTML / AdSense Code

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⚙️ Parsed Blogger XML Code

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Why do you need to convert AdSense code for Blogger?

Blogger templates are written in XML format, which has strict parsing rules. In XML, symbols like <, >, and & have special reserved structural meanings. If you directly paste standard Google AdSense scripts or third-party JavaScript widget codes into your Blogger template's HTML, the XML parser will fail to validate them, resulting in errors like "The reference to entity must end with the ';' delimiter".

To prevent this template rendering crash, you need to parse/escape the raw HTML codes. This tool encodes characters into XML entities (e.g. converting < to <, > to >, and & to &) so they can render properly without causing compiler faults.

How to Use the Blogger XML Parser Tool:

Copy the raw ad code script from your Google AdSense dashboard.
Paste it in the left box (Raw HTML / AdSense Code).
Click on the Convert Code (Encode) button below the textareas.
Copy the converted code from the right box using the Copy Code button.
In your Blogger Dashboard, go to Theme > Edit HTML, paste the copied snippet into your layout template, and save.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Will converting the code affect my AdSense earnings or ad delivery?

Absolutely not. Converting the code into XML entities only allows the Blogger template compiler to process the text properly. When the browser renders the page, it automatically decodes the XML entities back into raw JavaScript. Your AdSense impressions, clicks, and script behaviors will remain completely unchanged.

Where should I paste this code in my Blogger template?

Usually, header ads are pasted below the <body> tag or inside specific widget containers. In-article layout ads can be placed above or below the post content tag (like <data:post.body/>). Always take a backup of your template before editing HTML.

Does this tool save or store my ad code?

No. This tool runs 100% locally on your browser using pure client-side JavaScript. No data is sent to external servers, making this tool completely private, secure, and blazing fast. You can even use it offline.