Paste messy SQL and get clean, readable queries with consistent indentation and keyword casing. Free, no signup.
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SQL Formatter — Make Messy SQL Readable in One Click
Paste a tangled query and get clean, consistently indented SQL: uppercase keywords, one clause per line, and neatly indented subqueries. Perfect for code reviews, documentation, and debugging.
Formatting runs entirely in your browser. Your queries are never uploaded, logged, or stored anywhere.
No account, no email, no install. Paste your SQL and format it instantly, as often as you like.
Unlimited SQL formatting with keyword-case and indent options — free, with no limits.
How to use the SQL formatter
- 1Paste your SQL
Drop in a query from your app, database console, or ORM log — single-line messes and minified SQL work fine.
- 2Pick your style
Choose uppercase or lowercase keywords and an indent of 2 spaces, 4 spaces, or a tab to match your team's style guide.
- 3Format and review
Click Format SQL. Each major clause lands on its own line, JOINs and conditions indent cleanly, and subqueries nest one level deeper.
- 4Copy or download
Copy the result to your clipboard or download it as a ready-to-run .sql file.
Why developers use this SQL formatter
SELECT, FROM, WHERE, GROUP BY, HAVING, and ORDER BY each start on their own line, so long queries scan at a glance.
Nested queries indent one level deeper and their closing parenthesis lines up, so nesting depth is obvious.
Normalize every keyword to UPPERCASE or lowercase in one pass — no more mixed-case queries in pull requests.
Quoted strings, escaped quotes, line comments, and block comments pass through untouched — the formatter never rewrites your data.
The AND inside a BETWEEN range stays on the same line instead of being split into a new condition.
Standard SQL formatting that reads well for MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQL Server, SQLite, and Oracle queries alike.
SQL formatter FAQs
Does this formatter change what my query does?
Which SQL dialects does it support?
How are subqueries formatted?
Why does BETWEEN keep its AND on the same line?
Can I format very long queries?
Is my SQL private?
Does it validate my SQL?
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