Paste CSS into the input editor and choose the indentation you want before formatting. Compare the result with your source, then copy or download it for use in your project. The example below keeps the selector, property, and value intact while normalizing safe spacing. Use a small rule first when checking how the formatter treats a stylesheet with unusual syntax or embedded expressions.
The transformation is conservative: it may preserve source that cannot be safely rewritten instead of attempting a full parser based reformat. Comments, strings, and sensitive constructs need careful treatment. Property sorting is not a general guarantee because changing declaration order can change the cascade. Formatting is also separate from validating browser support. Test your stylesheet with the application and browsers that consume it before replacing your original file.
Input: a { color : red; }
Output:
a {
color : red;
}
A CSS formatter beautifies and organizes your CSS code by adding proper indentation, line breaks, and consistent spacing. It makes stylesheets easier to read, debug, and maintain, which is essential for collaborative development.
Minify applies conservative whitespace changes while preserving protected tokens and declaration order. It does not promise to remove every comment or rewrite every construct. Custom property values and escaped syntax may preserve the whole input. Inspect the reported output and use your build pipeline for broader optimization rather than assuming a guaranteed size saving.
Processing runs in your browser. Choosing Share uploads the selected tool state; anyone with the link can open it. Signing in to save sends content to your account library and records save history. Review the selection before either action. Closing the page does not delete those copies. Copying locally does not create a server share.
Reordering declarations can change the cascade, shorthand interactions, and fallback behavior. The conservative transformation retains declaration order and can display a notice instead of sorting. Compare the actual output before replacing your stylesheet. A format action changes safe presentation only; it does not prove that the CSS behaves identically in every browser.
Source containing custom properties can be preserved because their values are arbitrary token streams. Strings, comments, escaped identifiers, and functions also require careful boundaries. An unchanged result is intentional when rewriting cannot be established safely. Use your project formatter for more extensive formatting and verify it against the actual rendered interface.