Quoted values stay untouched
Keyword casing and line breaks are applied to recognized SQL tokens, not text inside strings, quoted identifiers or comments.
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Processed output
Syntax differs by database
The dialect selector documents the intended target and enables dialect-specific token handling. Always let your database parser or linter perform final validation.
Queries remain in your browser
Formatting runs locally. Still remove credentials, secrets and production customer values before sharing the formatted result.
SQL formatting workflow
- Select the database dialect and paste or open SQL.
- Choose keyword case, indentation and comment behavior.
- Press Format SQL for readability or Minify SQL for a compact form.
- Review and test the output using your actual database engine.
SQL formatter FAQ
Does this validate that my query will run?
It checks balanced parentheses, quotes and comments, but it is not a database parser. Schema names, types and dialect-specific grammar require your database or SQL linter.
Can I format multiple statements?
Yes. Semicolon-separated statements are handled and counted in the result statistics.
When is usage counted?
One usage is recorded when you press Format SQL or Minify SQL. Loading, copying and downloading do not add uses.