SQL Formatter

Format and beautify SQL queries instantly. Supports MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQL Server, and Oracle. All processing runs in your browser — no data sent anywhere.

Tips for Formatting SQL

Get readable queries that your team will thank you for:

Format Before Debugging: A messy one-line SQL query is nearly impossible to reason about. Paste it here and format first — the structure reveals missing joins, broken conditions, and logic errors that are invisible in minified code.
Choose Your Indent Width Thoughtfully: 2 spaces keeps deeply nested subqueries from running off the screen. 4 spaces makes the structure more obvious at a glance. Pick one and stick with it across your team.
Uppercase Keywords for Scanability: When SELECT, FROM, WHERE, and JOIN are uppercased, your eye can jump directly to each clause. Use the "Uppercase" button after formatting to apply this convention.
Minify for Embedding: Need to embed a query in application code as a string? Format it first for readability during development, then use the "Minify" button to produce the compact version that goes into your source file.

Why Format SQL

A well-formatted query isn't just aesthetic — it directly impacts your productivity:

Debugging speed: A formatted query exposes missing join conditions, incorrect GROUP BY clauses, and unbalanced parentheses instantly. You'll spot bugs in seconds that would take minutes in a tangled one-liner.
Code review: Reviewers can follow the logic of a formatted query. A minified 300-character SELECT is almost guaranteed to get a "please reformat" comment.
Refactoring: Need to add a new column or change a join type? Consistent formatting means you can locate the right clause without scanning the entire query.
Portability: The formatter normalizes dialect quirks into consistent structure, making it easier to port a query from MySQL to PostgreSQL or vice versa.

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How to Use

What Is a SQL Formatter?

A SQL formatter (SQL beautifier) reformats raw or minified SQL queries with proper indentation, keyword capitalisation, and line breaks — making complex queries easier to read and debug.

This tool supports multiple SQL dialects including MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQL Server, SQLite, and Oracle.

How It Works - Paste your SQL query and the formatter beautifies the code with proper indentation and syntax highlighting. Supports MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, and SQL Server dialects.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which SQL dialects are supported?

We support MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, SQL Server, and Oracle syntax.