Encode UTF-8 email body text as quoted-printable with protected trailing whitespace and RFC-style soft line wrapping. Processing stays in the browser, so the input is not sent to a conversion service.
Printable ASCII is kept when safe; other UTF-8 bytes become uppercase equals-hex escapes.
CRLF line endings are emitted because quoted-printable is primarily a MIME transfer encoding.
Input
Café menu: crème brûlée Trailing spaces stay visible.
Run the included sample to see the exact output and byte statistics produced by the current options.
Spaces and tabs at a physical line end are escaped. The equals sign is always encoded.
This encodes a MIME body, not an RFC 2047 email header encoded-word.
Email body text is accepted as plain text in the input area.
This encodes a MIME body, not an RFC 2047 email header encoded-word.
No. The transformation is an encoding or inspection operation, not encryption.
Yes. Text input is converted with UTF-8 where the format requires bytes.
CRLF line endings are emitted because quoted-printable is primarily a MIME transfer encoding.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Input | Email body text |
| Runs | Locally in the browser |
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