CSS Formatter

Beautify and organize your CSS code with proper indentation

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Pro Tip: Use this tool to clean minified CSS, organize messy code, or prepare CSS for code reviews.
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About

The CSS Formatter is a professional web-based tool designed to transform messy, minified, or unorganized CSS into clean, readable, and well-structured code. This intelligent beautifier automatically applies proper indentation, organizes CSS properties in logical order, and standardizes code formatting according to best practices. Perfect for developers, designers, and teams looking to improve code readability and maintainability.

How to Use

Paste Your CSS – Copy your CSS code into the “Original CSS” textarea

Choose Formatting Options – Select indentation style, brace style, and other preferences

Click Format CSS – Press the format button to beautify your code

Review & Copy – Check the formatted output and copy it to clipboard

Optional Minify – Use the minify button if you need compressed CSS

Features

✅ Intelligent Indentation – Automatic proper nesting and hierarchy

✅ Property Sorting – 100+ CSS properties organized in logical categories

✅ Brace Style Options – Expanded, compact, or compressed formatting

✅ Comment Management – Preserve or remove comments as needed

✅ Color Standardization – Hex colors to uppercase format

✅ Media Query Formatting – Proper nesting of responsive styles

Faqs

Will formatting change my CSS functionality?

No! Formatting only changes whitespace, indentation, and organization. All CSS rules, selectors, and properties remain functionally identical.

The tool supports CSS1, CSS2, CSS3, and modern CSS features including custom properties (variables), grid, flexbox, and media queries.

Yes! Works perfectly with Bootstrap, Tailwind, Foundation, Bulma, and other frameworks. The formatter handles framework-specific syntax correctly.

  • Expanded: Each property on new line – best for development and readability

  • Compact: Multiple properties per line – good for code reviews

  • Compressed: Minimal whitespace – similar to minified but formatted

No, property order doesn’t affect CSS rendering performance. It’s purely for readability and maintainability.

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