📌 Overview

Format and beautify raw SQL into readable, indented queries. Uppercase keywords, break lines at major clauses, and spot syntax issues faster.

🗄️ SQL Formatter

Format and beautify raw SQL into readable, indented queries. Uppercase keywords, break lines at major clauses, and spot syntax issues faster.

SQL

Paste SQL and click Format.

🔒 All processing happens in your browser. No data is uploaded to any server.

📋 How to Use

Paste your SQL into the box.
Click "Format".
Review the indented, keyword-uppercased output.
Copy it back into your editor.

❓ FAQ

Which SQL dialects are supported?

The formatter is dialect-agnostic for common ANSI keywords (SELECT, FROM, WHERE, JOIN, etc.). It beautifies layout without validating syntax.

Does it change my query logic?

No. It only adjusts whitespace and keyword casing; the actual statement and meaning are preserved.

Can it minify instead?

This tool focuses on beautifying. A minify mode may be added later.

❓ More Questions

Which SQL dialects are supported?

It is general for common ANSI keywords (SELECT, FROM, WHERE, JOIN, etc.). It only beautifies layout and does not validate syntax.

Does it change query logic?

No - it only adjusts whitespace and keyword casing; the meaning of the statement stays the same.

💡 Use Cases

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Code Review

Make teammate queries readable.

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Debug

Spot missing clauses faster.

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Docs

Pretty-print SQL in documentation.

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📖 Deep Dive: SQL Formatter

Why format SQL

SQL copied from somewhere is often crammed onto one line, making review and debugging painful. Consistent indentation and uppercase keywords sharply lower reading cost.

How it works

The tool recognizes major clause keywords, inserts a line break and indents before each, and uppercases keywords; string and comment content is preserved as-is.

A quick example

Paste a 200-character JOIN query and after formatting SELECT, FROM, WHERE, and JOIN each occupy their own indented line - the structure becomes clear at a glance.