Code Beautifier

Format and beautify code in JSON, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, or XML. Choose a language and indentation size.

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About this Code Beautifier

Format and beautify code in multiple languages with consistent indentation and readable structure. Our code beautifier supports JSON, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, and XML. Paste minified or messy code and get properly indented, formatted output. Perfect for developers reviewing API responses, cleaning up exported code, or preparing code for documentation. All processing happens in your browser for complete privacy.

Key Features

Format JSON, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, and XML

Configurable indentation (spaces)

Syntax-aware formatting where applicable

Copy formatted output to clipboard

Clear and reset in one click

Works entirely in your browser for privacy

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How to Use

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Select the language (JSON, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, or XML)

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Paste your code into the input area

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Set indentation size if desired (default 2 spaces)

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Click Beautify to format the code

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Copy the formatted output or use it in your project

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Popular Use Cases

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Format minified JSON from APIs

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Beautify compressed JavaScript or HTML

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Prepare code for documentation or reviews

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Reformat CSS for readability

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Clean up XML configuration or data

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Make pasted code readable before editing

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Tips & Best Practices

JSON formatting will validate and show errors on invalid input

Use 2 or 4 spaces for indentation depending on project style

For complex JavaScript, consider a full AST-based formatter for best results

Frequently Asked Questions

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Which languages are supported?

The tool supports JSON, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, and XML. Select the language that matches your code for the best formatting result.

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Is my code sent to a server?

No. Formatting runs entirely in your browser. Your code is never uploaded or stored.

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Why does JavaScript formatting look basic?

This tool uses a lightweight formatter suitable for most cases. For complex or minified JavaScript with unusual syntax, an AST-based formatter (e.g. in your IDE) may produce more precise results.