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SQL Formatter & Beautifier

Beautify and standardize SQL queries with options for keyword casing, indentation, and consistent formatting. Essential for database developers, analysts, and anyone working with SQL.

Format and beautify your SQL queries with proper indentation, keyword capitalization, and clause alignment. Our formatter follows industry standards for clean, readable code. Improperly formatted files can lead to errors and readability issues. Professional developers use formatters to maintain code quality and consistency.

SQL Formatter & Beautifier
Beautify and standardize SQL queries with proper indentation and consistent formatting. Perfect for database developers, analysts, and anyone working with SQL code. Example SQL pre-filled.

How to Use SQL Formatter

1

Paste SQL Query

Copy and paste your SQL query, stored procedure, or DDL statement into the input field.

2

Select Formatting Options

Choose keyword casing (UPPERCASE, lowercase, or Title Case), indentation style, and line break preferences.

3

Format and Beautify

Click 'Format' to beautify your SQL with proper indentation, consistent keyword casing, and logical line breaks.

4

Review and Copy

Review the formatted SQL for readability and copy it to your clipboard for use in your database management tool.

Common Use Cases

Query Development & Debugging

Format complex SQL queries to make them more readable during development and easier to debug.

SELECT u.name, COUNT(o.id) FROM users u JOIN orders o ON u.id = o.user_id GROUP BY u.id
Code Review & Documentation

Standardize SQL formatting across your team for consistent code reviews and better documentation.

Learning & Training

Use formatted SQL examples in training materials, tutorials, and educational content.

Database Migration Scripts

Clean up and format migration scripts and schema definitions for better maintainability.

Tips & Tricks

Consistent Keyword Casing

Choose a keyword casing style (UPPERCASE is traditional) and stick with it across your entire project for consistency.

Readable Indentation

Proper indentation makes complex JOIN statements and subqueries much easier to understand and maintain.

Break Long Lines

Long SQL statements should be broken into multiple lines for better readability, especially in code reviews.

Format Before Sharing

Always format SQL queries before sharing them with team members or posting in documentation.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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