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CSS Formatter

Format and beautify CSS code

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  • CSS Minifier - compress CSS
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How to Use CSS Formatter

  1. Paste your CSS

    Enter or paste minified or messy CSS code into the input field.

  2. View formatted output

    See your CSS automatically formatted with proper indentation and spacing.

  3. Copy the result

    Click the Copy button to copy the formatted CSS to your clipboard.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the CSS Formatter free to use?
Yes, the CSS Formatter is completely free with no limitations. Format and beautify as much CSS as you need without any registration or restrictions.
Is my CSS data private?
Yes, all CSS formatting happens locally in your browser. Your stylesheets are never sent to any server, making it safe to format proprietary designs or sensitive project code.
What does the CSS Formatter do?
The CSS Formatter takes minified or poorly formatted CSS and transforms it into clean, readable code with proper indentation, line breaks, and consistent spacing. This makes your stylesheets easier to read, debug, and maintain.
Can I customize the formatting style?
Yes, you can adjust indentation size (spaces or tabs), bracket placement, and other formatting preferences. The tool produces clean, consistent output that follows common CSS coding conventions.
Does it validate my CSS syntax?
The formatter will alert you to basic syntax errors like missing brackets or invalid characters. While it is not a full CSS validator, it helps identify common issues that prevent proper formatting.