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Python Formatter

Format and beautify Python code with proper indentation

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About Python Formatting

  • • Uses PEP 8 style guide conventions
  • • Default 4-space indentation (PEP 8 recommended)
  • • Adds blank lines between function/class definitions
  • • Removes excessive blank lines (max 2 consecutive)
  • • For production use, consider using Black or autopep8

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How to Use Python Formatter

  1. Paste your Python

    Enter or paste the Python code you want to format.

  2. Format the code

    Click Format to apply PEP 8 style formatting to your code.

  3. Copy the result

    Click Copy to get the properly formatted Python code.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Python Formatter free to use?
Yes, the Python Formatter is completely free with no limitations. Format as much Python code as you need without registration.
Is my code private and secure?
Yes, all Python formatting happens locally in your browser. Your code is never sent to any server, keeping your scripts, algorithms, and data processing logic confidential.
What does the Python Formatter do?
The formatter beautifies Python code following PEP 8 style guidelines. It handles proper indentation (critical in Python), consistent spacing around operators, and line length management while preserving code functionality.
Does it follow PEP 8 guidelines?
Yes, the formatter follows PEP 8, Python's official style guide. This includes 4-space indentation, proper spacing around operators, and consistent naming conventions. This ensures your code meets community standards.
Can it handle Python 3 syntax?
Yes, the formatter fully supports Python 3 syntax including f-strings, type hints, async/await, walrus operator, and other modern Python features. It also handles Python 2 compatible code.