SQL Formatter

SQL Formatter is a free data & format tool that runs entirely in your browser — format SQL for 20 dialects. No upload, no account, no limits.

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How to use SQL Formatter

  1. Open the SQL Formatter tool.
  2. Paste or type your JSON, CSV, XML or YAML into the input field.
  3. The output updates as you type — adjust the options if you need a different format.
  4. Copy the result, or share the URL to hand the exact input to someone else.

About SQL Formatter

A dialect-aware SQL formatter. It parses the query rather than pattern-matching keywords, so it understands the syntax of 20 dialects — PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQL Server, Oracle, BigQuery, Snowflake, DuckDB, ClickHouse and more — and lays out clauses, joins, CTEs and nested expressions accordingly.

Every formatting option is exposed: indent style (including tabular alignment), tabs or spaces, where AND/OR lines break, the width at which expressions wrap, blank lines between statements, and independent upper/lower/preserve casing for keywords, identifiers, data types and functions.

What people use it for

Frequently asked questions

Does it validate the SQL?

Not as a linter, but it does parse: if the query is malformed the formatter reports the token and the line and column it stopped at, instead of silently producing mangled output. It checks syntax, never semantics — it cannot know whether your tables or columns exist.

Which dialect should I pick?

The one you are targeting. Standard SQL is a safe default, but dialect-specific syntax — BigQuery's backticks, T-SQL's square brackets, PostgreSQL's dollar-quoted blocks — only formats correctly when the matching dialect is selected.

Is my query uploaded anywhere?

No. The formatter is a JavaScript library that runs inside this page, so the query never leaves your browser — which is what makes it safe to paste production SQL.

Is it private?

Every calculation happens on this page, in your own browser. Your input is never sent to a server, never logged and never used for training — which also means the tool keeps working when you are offline.

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