Beautify and format SQL statements
The SQL Formatter is a professional SQL beautifier that helps developers quickly format SQL statements, making code clearer and easier to read while improving development efficiency and code quality.
It supports multiple formatting options including keyword case conversion, indent size, and semicolon handling, plus parameter filling to replace parameter placeholders in SQL during development and testing.
All processing happens locally — your SQL never leaves your browser. The interface is clean and intuitive, so even SQL beginners can use it with ease.
For a step-by-step deep dive — including how to replace ? / @param / :param placeholders — read our guide: How to Format SQL and Replace Parameter Placeholders.
Editing a long INSERT and losing track of which value maps to which field? See how the Insert Editor labels every value for you: How to Edit Long INSERT Statements Without Losing Track of Fields.
Automatically formats SQL statements for clean, readable, maintainable code.
Supports multiple parameter formats; auto-detects and fills parameter placeholders in SQL.
Offers various formatting options to match different coding style preferences.
All processing runs locally — your SQL is never uploaded.
It reorganizes SQL into a consistent, readable layout with proper indentation, line breaks, and capitalization — without changing what the query does.
No. A formatter only adjusts whitespace and line breaks, so the logic and results stay exactly the same.
Yes. The formatter handles common SQL — SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE — across dialects like MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQLite.
No. Formatting happens locally in your browser 鈥?useful when a query contains real table or column names you would rather not paste into a server.