SQL Formatter & Beautifier
Prettify, format, and align messy SQL queries for PostgreSQL, MySQL, and SQLite.
All SQL processing happens locally in your browser. Your queries are never sent to any server, cached, or stored.
Messy SQL is hard to read, debug, and maintain. Whether you're troubleshooting a complex join, reviewing a colleague's query, or preparing a production migration, a SQL formatter turns sprawling, single-line queries into clean, indented, readable statements. Our free online SQL beautifier supports PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, and SQL Server syntax — keyword uppercasing, clause alignment, subquery indentation, and one-click minification.
Supported SQL Dialects
- PostgreSQL
Full support for PostgreSQL-specific syntax including WITH, RECURSIVE, window functions, DISTINCT ON, and RETURNING.
- MySQL / MariaDB
Handles MySQL-specific constructs like backtick identifiers, REPLACE, and LIMIT with OFFSET.
- SQLite
Compatible with SQLite syntax including AUTOINCREMENT, TEMP tables, and common table expressions.
- SQL Server / T-SQL
Recognizes TOP, FETCH NEXT ROWS ONLY, window functions, and T-SQL procedural keywords.
How the SQL Formatter Works
- Paste your SQL — Enter raw, unformatted SQL into the input panel. Single-line or multi-line, it handles both.
- Choose a view — Beautify expands the query with indented clauses and uppercased keywords. Minify compresses it into a compact single line.
- Copy or download — Use the Copy button or
download the formatted query as a
.sqlfile.
Key Features
- Keyword Uppercasing
SELECT, FROM, WHERE, JOIN, and 100+ keywords are automatically uppercased.
- Clause Alignment
Major clauses start on new lines with consistent indentation for easy scanning.
- Subquery Indentation
Nested subqueries are indented properly with clear visual hierarchy.
- Beautify & Minify
Switch between expanded and compact views with one click.
- Comment Preservation
Single-line (--) and block (/* */) comments are preserved in the output.
- 100% Private
All formatting happens client-side. Your queries never leave your device.
Common Use Cases
- Query Debugging: Format complex multi-join queries to spot missing conditions, incorrect joins, or logic errors.
- Code Review: Beautify SQL before committing to ensure consistent style and catch potential issues.
- Migration Scripts: Clean up auto-generated or exported SQL before running in production.
- Learning SQL: Format example queries to understand clause order, join patterns, and subquery structure.