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Code Beautifier

Beautify and format JavaScript, HTML, and CSS code with proper indentation. Clean up minified code.

About this tool

A Code Beautifier is an essential tool for developers who work with minified or poorly formatted code. Whether you've downloaded a JavaScript library that's been compressed into a single line, inherited HTML markup without proper structure, or need to format CSS for readability, this tool instantly transforms messy code into clean, properly indented format. It's especially useful when you need to understand or debug code that was difficult to read in its original form.

Using the Code Beautifier is straightforward: paste your code into the editor, select the language (JavaScript, HTML, or CSS), and click the format button. The tool automatically analyzes the code structure and applies consistent indentation, line breaks, and spacing rules specific to that language. Within seconds, you'll have formatted code that's easy to scan, understand, and modify. The tool handles edge cases like nested structures, quoted strings, and comments, ensuring the formatting respects the code's original logic.

Developers, web designers, and code auditors benefit greatly from this tool. It's perfect for reviewing third-party code, preparing code for documentation, or simply making your own work more maintainable. The beautified output can be copied and pasted directly into your project, and the formatting follows industry-standard conventions that most teams already use in their development workflows.

Frequently Asked Questions

Code Implementation

# Using autopep8 (pip install autopep8) to beautify Python code
import autopep8

ugly_code = """
def greet(name):
  if name:
    print( "Hello,",name)
  else:
    print("Hello, World")
greet("Alice")
"""

beautified = autopep8.fix_code(ugly_code, options={"indent_size": 4})
print(beautified)

# For JavaScript/HTML/CSS in Python, use jsbeautifier (pip install jsbeautifier)
# import jsbeautifier
# result = jsbeautifier.beautify(js_code)

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