Paste or Upload JS
Insert JavaScript into the editor, or upload a .js, .mjs, or .cjs file up to 5 MB.
Make messy or minified JavaScript easier to read. Paste or upload your code, choose formatting options, and get clean, indented JS ready to copy or download.
Three steps to make compressed or inconsistently formatted JavaScript easier to inspect and maintain.
Insert JavaScript into the editor, or upload a .js, .mjs, or .cjs file up to 5 MB.
Choose spaces or tabs, brace placement, line wrapping, and line-break preferences.
Review readable code, copy it to your clipboard, or download the output as a .js file.
A clean code layout can make debugging, code reviews, and maintenance easier.
Expand compressed JavaScript into lines and indentation so nested logic is easier to follow.
Pasted code is formatted client-side and is not sent to this site's server by the tool.
Set indentation, brace style, and wrapping to match a preferred reading layout.
A JavaScript beautifier, also called a JS formatter or pretty printer, changes the whitespace, indentation, and line breaks in JavaScript code to make it easier to read. It helps developers inspect minified scripts, prepare code examples, and review unfamiliar source files.
This tool formats existing source. It is not a compiler, code executor, security scanner, or guaranteed bug fixer. Minification may already have removed variable names or comments that a formatter cannot restore. Always test formatted output in your own project before replacing production code.
Common questions about formatting, minified JS, privacy and downloads.
Yes. The formatter adds indentation and line breaks to many minified or compressed JavaScript files, making their structure easier to inspect.
No. Formatting cannot recover names, comments, or source structure already removed during minification.
No. The formatter treats pasted JavaScript as text; it does not run the submitted script.
Yes. You can select 2, 4, or 8 spaces or tab indentation, along with brace style and wrapping options.
No. Formatting occurs in your browser. The tool may download its formatting library from a public CDN, but your pasted source is not sent there by the tool.
Yes. After formatting, click Download .js to save the beautified result as a JavaScript source file.