CSS Beautifier

It parses your CSS and reformats it with consistent indentation, newlines after braces and semicolons, and proper spacing. Everything runs locally - your stylesheets never leave your browser.

Yes. The beautifier handles selectors, properties, media queries, keyframes, and other at-rules with proper indentation nesting. The structure of your CSS is preserved.

Beautifying adds whitespace, indentation, and line breaks to make CSS readable. Minifying removes all unnecessary characters to reduce file size. They're opposite operations — use beautifying for development and minifying for production.

The beautifier handles standard CSS syntax. For preprocessor-specific features like SCSS nesting, variables, or mixins, the indentation will be preserved but the preprocessor syntax won't be specially formatted.

The beautifier applies a consistent formatting style: each selector and property on its own line, consistent indentation, and spacing around colons and braces. If your original CSS used unconventional formatting, it will be standardized to this style.

Yes. It handles large stylesheets efficiently. For files over ~50MB, browser memory limits apply. Most web project stylesheets format in under a second.