SQL Formatter & Beautifier

Input SQL

Formatted Output

How to Use

  1. 1Paste your SQL query into the input area on the left.
  2. 2Select your SQL dialect (MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, etc.) and indentation style.
  3. 3Click Format SQL to beautify, or Minify to compress the query.
  4. 4Copy the formatted result using the Copy Result button.

Features

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Multi-Dialect Support

MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, T-SQL, MariaDB, BigQuery

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100% Private

SQL never leaves your browser — all formatting is local.

Instant Formatting

No waiting — format even large queries in milliseconds.

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Keyword Casing

Choose uppercase, lowercase, or preserve original casing.

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Minify Option

Strip whitespace and produce compact SQL for production use.

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One-click Copy

Copy formatted SQL directly to your clipboard.

Use Cases

Code ReviewBeautify poorly formatted SQL before reviewing pull requests or sharing with teammates.
Debugging QueriesFormat minified production SQL into readable code to quickly spot logic errors.
Database DocumentationProduce clean, consistently formatted SQL for schemas, migrations, or README files.
Learning SQLPaste query examples from tutorials and see properly indented structure to understand the logic.
ORM Output CleanupFormat auto-generated SQL from Django, Rails, Hibernate, or other ORMs for easier analysis.

FAQ

What SQL dialects are supported?

The formatter supports Standard SQL, MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, T-SQL (SQL Server), MariaDB, and BigQuery. Select your dialect from the dropdown for optimal results.

Is my SQL query sent to a server?

No. All formatting happens entirely in your browser using JavaScript. Your SQL code never leaves your device — completely private.

Can I minify SQL to reduce size?

Yes. Use the Minify button to strip all extra whitespace and newlines from SQL, producing compact code suitable for production environments or embedding in application code.

What indentation options are available?

You can choose 2 spaces, 4 spaces, or tab indentation. The keyword casing option lets you normalize all SQL keywords to uppercase (SELECT, FROM, WHERE…), lowercase, or keep them as-is.

Does it support multiple SQL statements?

Yes. Paste multiple SQL statements separated by semicolons. The formatter handles each statement individually and formats the entire batch correctly.

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