Format and beautify CSS code with proper indentation.
Copy and paste your CSS code into the input field.
Click Beautify to format the CSS with proper indentation.
Click Copy to save the formatted CSS to your clipboard.
A CSS beautifier takes minified or messy CSS and reformats it into clean, readable code with consistent indentation, one rule per line, and proper spacing. It is the exact opposite of minifying, and the fastest way to make production CSS editable again.
Paste a compressed or badly formatted stylesheet and get tidy CSS back instantly. It runs in your browser, so proprietary styles are never uploaded.
Shipped CSS is usually minified into one dense line, which is efficient to serve and impossible to read. When you need to understand or debug a live stylesheet, beautifying restores the structure: selectors line up, declarations sit one per line, and the nesting of media queries becomes visible. What took squinting now reads at a glance.
When several people edit the same CSS, inconsistent formatting creates noisy diffs where a reformatted block hides the real change. Running CSS through a beautifier with shared settings normalizes everyone's output, so version control shows only meaningful edits. Many teams enforce this automatically, but a quick manual pass works for one-off cleanups.
Beautifying and minifying are two directions of the same transform. You beautify to read and edit, then minify to ship. Keeping both tools handy means you can pull down production CSS, make it readable, change it, and compress it again, without ever hand-formatting a single brace.
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