Escape your strings to use them safely in JavaScript code.
In JavaScript, strings are defined by single or double quotes. If your string contains these characters, the script will break. Our JS String Escaper automatically adds backslashes (\) before quotes and special characters, making your data safe for inclusion in your scripts.
It is the process of putting a backslash before special characters so that the programming language treats them as plain text instead of code.
When generating dynamic code or passing JSON strings in JavaScript, escaping ensures your application doesn't crash due to syntax errors.