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Kubernetes YAML Formatter & Validator Format and validate your Kubernetes manifest YAML files instantly in the browser. Paste any K8s manifest — Deployments, Services, ConfigMaps, Ingress, CronJobs, and more — and get consistent 2-space indentation, optional key sorting, and schema validation against 19 Kubernetes resource types. Catches missing required fields, deprecated apiVersions, selector/label mismatches, and ...
Try the Tool »Prisma Schema Formatter Format your Prisma schema files instantly with proper indentation, column-aligned fields, and consistent styling. This tool applies the same formatting conventions as prisma format — aligning field names, types, and attributes into clean columns — entirely in your browser. Paste messy or inconsistent .prisma schemas and get clean, readable output in one ...
Try the Tool »SCSS / Sass Formatter & Beautifier Format and beautify your SCSS code instantly. Paste messy or compressed stylesheets and get clean, properly indented output with correct nesting, consistent spacing, and organized at-rules. Supports expanded, compact, and minified output modes. How to Use Paste your SCSS code into the input area. Choose your preferred indent size, ...
Try the Tool »PHP Code Formatter & Beautifier Format and beautify your PHP code instantly using industry-standard style presets. Paste messy or inconsistently formatted PHP and get clean output that matches PSR-12, Laravel, or WordPress Coding Standards — with full control over indentation, brace placement, and line length. How to Use Paste your PHP code into the input ...
Try the Tool »Java Code Formatter & Beautifier Format and beautify your Java code instantly with industry-standard style presets. Paste messy or inconsistently formatted Java code and get clean, properly structured output that matches Google Java Style or Oracle Code Conventions — with full control over indentation, brace placement, and import sorting. How to Use Paste your Java ...
Try the Tool »C / C++ Code Formatter Format your C and C++ code instantly using industry-standard style presets. Paste messy or inconsistently formatted code and get clean, properly structured output that matches LLVM, Google, Chromium, Mozilla, WebKit, or Microsoft style guidelines — with full control over indentation, brace wrapping, and pointer alignment. How to Use Paste your ...
Try the Tool »Shell Script Formatter Format and beautify your Bash, sh, and zsh scripts instantly. Paste messy or inconsistently indented shell code and get clean, properly structured output with correct indentation for all block structures — if/then/fi, for/do/done, while loops, case statements, and function bodies. How to Use Paste your shell script into the input area. The ...
Try the Tool »ENV File Parser & Formatter Paste your .env file contents and instantly parse, validate, and reformat environment variables. The parser highlights issues like duplicate keys, empty values, and invalid lines — all without your data ever leaving the browser. How to Use Paste your raw .env file content into the input field. The tool automatically ...
Try the Tool »TypeScript Code Formatter TypeScript projects live and die by consistent formatting. Whether your team uses semicolons or skips them, prefers single quotes or double, two-space or four-space indentation — the formatter needs to apply those rules consistently across every file. This tool formats your TypeScript code client-side with configurable style options, so you can match ...
Try the Tool »Go Code Formatter (gofmt-style) Go’s philosophy is clear: there’s one right way to format code, and it’s gofmt. Every Go project uses the same formatting — tabs for indentation, opening braces on the same line, sorted imports — and that consistency is one of the language’s greatest strengths. But when you’re editing Go outside your ...
Try the Tool »TOML Formatter & Validator TOML (Tom’s Obvious Minimal Language) has become the go-to config format for Rust projects (Cargo.toml), Python packaging (pyproject.toml), and plenty of other tools. It’s designed to be human-readable, but hand-edited config files inevitably drift — inconsistent spacing, jumbled key ordering, and subtle syntax errors that only surface at build time. This ...
Try the Tool »Protocol Buffers (Protobuf) Formatter Protocol Buffers — Google’s language-neutral, platform-neutral serialization format — power everything from gRPC microservices to mobile app APIs. But .proto files get messy fast, especially when multiple developers touch the same schema definitions. Inconsistent indentation, misaligned field numbers, and sloppy formatting make code reviews painful and diffs unreadable. This formatter parses ...
Try the Tool »GraphQL Schema Formatter Format and validate your GraphQL Schema Definition Language (SDL) with consistent indentation, proper styling, and syntax highlighting. Paste your schema or upload a .graphql file to instantly clean up type definitions, queries, mutations, and directives. How to Use Paste your GraphQL SDL schema into the input area or upload a .graphql/.gql file. ...
Try the Tool »Terraform (.tf) Formatter Format and validate your Terraform configuration files directly in the browser. Paste any .tf code and get properly indented, consistently styled output that follows HashiCorp conventions. Supports resource blocks, variables, outputs, data sources, locals, and modules with optional alphabetical attribute sorting. How to Use Paste your Terraform code into the input area ...
Try the Tool »Code Syntax Highlighter Paste code in any of 100+ programming languages and get instant, beautifully syntax-highlighted output. Choose from 20 popular themes, toggle line numbers, highlight specific lines, and export as embeddable HTML with inline CSS. How to Use Paste or type your code in the editor. Select the programming language (or use auto-detect) and ...
Try the Tool »Python Code Formatter Format your Python code following Black and PEP 8 conventions. Paste your code, choose your preferred line length, and get clean, consistently styled output with import sorting and proper spacing. How to Use Paste your Python code into the editor, select your preferred max line length (79, 88, or 120 characters), then ...
Try the Tool »Rust Code Formatter Format your Rust code following official rustfmt conventions. Paste your code, configure formatting options, and get clean, consistently styled output matching cargo fmt standards. How to Use Paste your Rust code into the editor, select your preferred max line width (80, 100, or 120 characters) and Rust edition (2015, 2018, or 2021), ...
Try the Tool »Dockerfile Linter & Formatter Lint and format your Dockerfiles with best-practice rules inspired by hadolint. Check for security issues, optimize layers, enforce conventions, and format consistently — all in the browser. How to Use Paste your Dockerfile into the Linter tab to scan for errors, warnings, and optimization opportunities. Each issue shows the line number, ...
Try the Tool »SVG Optimizer & Minifier Optimize and compress your SVG files for faster web performance. Remove unnecessary metadata, minify path data, and reduce file size while keeping visual quality intact — all without leaving your browser. How to Use Upload an SVG file or paste SVG code directly. Choose an optimization preset — Light for safe ...
Try the Tool »Format and Beautify SQL Queries Clean up messy SQL queries with proper indentation and formatting, or minify them for production use. An essential tool for database developers and anyone working with SQL. How to Use Paste your SQL query into the input area. Choose your preferred indentation style (2 spaces, 4 spaces, or tabs) and ...
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