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TypeScript Formatter

Beautify or minify TypeScript code

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How to Use TypeScript Formatter

  1. Paste your TypeScript

    Enter or paste the TypeScript code you want to format.

  2. Choose beautify or minify

    Select whether to beautify for readability or minify for production.

  3. Copy the result

    Click Copy to get the formatted TypeScript code.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the TypeScript Formatter free to use?
Yes, the TypeScript Formatter is completely free with no limitations. Format as much TypeScript code as you need without registration.
Is my code private and secure?
Yes, all TypeScript formatting happens locally in your browser. Your code, including type definitions and business logic, is never sent to any server.
What does the TypeScript Formatter do?
The formatter beautifies TypeScript code with proper indentation, consistent spacing, and line breaks. It handles TypeScript-specific syntax including type annotations, interfaces, generics, enums, and decorators.
Does it support all TypeScript features?
Yes, the formatter supports all TypeScript features including interfaces, type aliases, generics, enums, decorators, namespaces, and module syntax. It properly formats complex type annotations while maintaining readability.
Can I also format JavaScript with this tool?
Yes, since TypeScript is a superset of JavaScript, the TypeScript formatter handles plain JavaScript code as well. You can use it for both languages without switching tools.