CSS Formatter is a free browser-based tool that beautifies CSS with configurable indentation. Paste compressed or hard-to-read CSS into the editor and turn it into a clean, readable stylesheet.
Use this css beautifier online when you inherit minified CSS, copy styles from a browser, or want consistent indentation before sharing code. You can pick 2 spaces, 4 spaces, or a tab for format mode.
The formatter runs in your browser, so you can format CSS without installing an editor extension.
CSS Formatter follows the same shell pattern as the other format tools on Tools Viewer, so it offers two modes:
If minifying is your main goal, the dedicated CSS Minifier tool is built around that single task.
Step 1: Add Your CSS
Paste CSS into the editor, load the sample, or import a .css or .txt file.
Step 2: Choose Options
Select format mode and an indentation style: 2 spaces, 4 spaces, or tab. Switch to minify mode if you want compact output instead.
Step 3: Format the Stylesheet
Run the tool and review the formatted CSS in the output.
Step 4: Download
Download the result as a .css file when you are ready to use it.
.css, .txt).css fileBeautify Minified CSS
Expand a single-line stylesheet into readable rules so you can find and change selectors quickly.
Standardize Indentation
Apply 2-space, 4-space, or tab indentation before sharing CSS with a team or adding it to a project.
Clean Up Copied Styles
Format CSS copied from a browser, email, or CMS before you edit it.
Prepare Code Examples
Create tidy CSS snippets for documentation, tutorials, and tickets.
CSS Formatter works with the following input and output:
.css / .txt file import).css fileHere is what to expect from this formatter:
Working with markup too? Use HTML Formatter or HTML Pretty Print, shrink HTML with HTML Minify, and preview your styles with HTML Viewer. For smaller CSS, use the CSS Minifier.
.css result.